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The '''PDP-X''' was a proposed 16-[[bit]] [[minicomputer]] from [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] from 1967-68; DEC elected to go with what became the [[PDP-11]] instead.
 
The '''PDP-X''' was a proposed 16-[[bit]] [[minicomputer]] from [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] from 1967-68; DEC elected to go with what became the [[PDP-11]] instead.
  
A canard exists that Edson DeCastro, one of the founders of [[Data General]], left DEC when the PDP-X was cancelled (this part may be kind of true), and the PDP-X design became the [[Data General Nova|Nova]]; the Nova was quite different from the PDP-X, though.
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A canard exists that Edson DeCastro, one of the founders of [[Data General]], left DEC when the PDP-X was cancelled (this part may be kind of true), and the PDP-X design was improperly removed with him and became the [[Data General Nova|Nova]]; the Nova was quite different from the PDP-X, though.
  
 
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Revision as of 05:13, 20 September 2021

The PDP-X was a proposed 16-bit minicomputer from DEC from 1967-68; DEC elected to go with what became the PDP-11 instead.

A canard exists that Edson DeCastro, one of the founders of Data General, left DEC when the PDP-X was cancelled (this part may be kind of true), and the PDP-X design was improperly removed with him and became the Nova; the Nova was quite different from the PDP-X, though.

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