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- PDP-11/55 (40 links)
- SM 1420 (40 links)
- Binary (39 links)
- Synchronous serial line (39 links)
- PDT-11 Intelligent Terminal Family (39 links)
- Packet (39 links)
- CPU (38 links)
- Apple (38 links)
- Serial line (38 links)
- Trap (38 links)
- Terminator (37 links)
- PDP-1 (37 links)
- Multi-port memory (37 links)
- Alternating current (37 links)
- Digital (37 links)
- H960 rack (37 links)
- Interrupt vector (37 links)
- PDP-10 Memory Bus (36 links)
- Program compatible (36 links)
- CP/M (36 links)
- FORTRAN (36 links)
- Drum (36 links)
- Head (36 links)
- IBM PC (36 links)
- Chaosnet (36 links)
- Emulator (35 links)
- Gate (35 links)
- Original Equipment Manufacturer (35 links)
- Microsoft (34 links)
- Bus grant line (34 links)
- M782 Interrupt Control (34 links)
- Cathode ray tube (34 links)
- Metal Oxide Semiconductor (33 links)
- DECtape (33 links)
- BASIC (33 links)
- MIPS (33 links)
- Front end (33 links)
- Network interface (33 links)
- Server (33 links)
- Mounting box (33 links)
- Baud rate (33 links)
- Halt (33 links)
- 20mA current loop serial line interface (32 links)
- MIT (32 links)
- IBM System/360 (32 links)
- Simulator (32 links)
- Linux (31 links)
- User:ForOldHack (31 links)
- TOPS-20 (31 links)
- Xerox PARC (31 links)
