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- 18-bit Computers (7 members)
- Radio Shack Computers (7 members)
- UNIBUS Backplanes (7 members)
- VMS (7 members)
- VAX Memories (7 members)
- IBM Operating Systems (7 members)
- Coding Systems (7 members)
- UNIX Clones (7 members)
- Atari 8-bit Computers (7 members)
- PDP-10 Processors (7 members)
- DEC Processors (7 members)
- PS/2 machines (7 members)
- British Computer Manufacturers (6 members)
- VAX 85xx/87xx/88xx Systems (6 members)
- VAX 6000 Systems (6 members)
- VAX 82xx/83xx Systems (6 members)
- VAXft Systems (6 members)
- SCSI (6 members)
- Organizations (6 members)
- SDI Controllers (6 members)
- 12-bit Computers (6 members)
- 24-bit Computers (6 members)
- Vendors (6 members)
- PDP-10 Machine Interfaces (6 members)
- DEC Serial Interfaces (6 members)
- VAXBI (6 members)
- DEC Network Interfaces (6 members)
- Humour (6 members)
- QBUS Network Interfaces (6 members)
- Commodore (6 members)
- UNIX Applications (6 members)
- MASSBUS (6 members)
- MASSBUS Controllers (6 members)
- Norsk Data Software (6 members)
- Fortran Compilers (6 members)
- Operating Environments (6 members)
- Apple II software (6 members)
- Boot Binaries (5 members)
- Mechanical (5 members)
- VAX 7000/10000 Systems (5 members)
- Computer Interconnect Interfaces (5 members)
- Computer Interconnect (5 members)
- Professional Bodies (5 members)
- PDP-10 Software (5 members)
- DEC SCSI Disk Drives (5 members)
- MSCP Disk Drives (5 members)
- DEC Minicomputers (5 members)
- BASIC Dialects (5 members)
- LISP Dialects (5 members)
- Disk Formats (5 members)
