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  1. AlphaStation 200 4/166
  2. AlphaStation 200 4/233
  3. AlphaStation 250 4/266
  4. AlphaStation 255/233
  5. AlphaStation 255/300
  6. AlphaStation 400 4/233
  7. AlphaStation 500/266
  8. AlphaStation 500/333
  9. Altair 8800
  10. Altered Beast
  11. Alternating current
  12. Alto-1822 Interface
  13. Amber Operating System
  14. American National Standards Institute
  15. Amiga
  16. AmigaDOS
  17. Ampere
  18. Ampex ARM10
  19. Ampex ARM20
  20. Amplifier
  21. Amstrad
  22. An introduction to the UNIX ed line editor
  23. Analog
  24. Analog computer
  25. Analytical Engine
  26. Apple
  27. Apple DOS
  28. Apple I
  29. Apple II
  30. Apple IIGS
  31. Apple II Machine Language Monitor
  32. Apple II ROMs
  33. Apple II plus
  34. Apple IIc
  35. Apple IIe
  36. Apple Lisa
  37. Applesoft BASIC
  38. Application
  39. Application protocol
  40. Aranym
  41. Arbiter
  42. Arbitration
  43. Architecture
  44. Argument
  45. Arithmetic logic unit
  46. Arm-softmmu
  47. Array
  48. Assembly language
  49. Asynchronous
  50. Asynchronous serial line
  51. Atanasoff-Berry Computer
  52. Atari
  53. Atari 1200XL
  54. Atari 130XE
  55. Atari 400
  56. Atari 520ST
  57. Atari 600XL
  58. Atari 65XE
  59. Atari 800
  60. Atari 800XL
  61. Atari Falcon030
  62. Atari TOS
  63. Atari TT
  64. Atlas
  65. Augmentation Research Center
  66. August
  67. Automatic Computing Engine
  68. Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator
  69. Autonomous System
  70. BA11
  71. BA11-A mounting box
  72. BA11-C Mounting Box
  73. BA11-D Mounting Box
  74. BA11-E Mounting Box
  75. BA11-F Mounting Box
  76. BA11-K mounting box
  77. BA11-L mounting box
  78. BA11-M mounting box
  79. BA11-N mounting box
  80. BA11-P card cage
  81. BA11-S mounting box
  82. BA11 mounting boxes
  83. BA123 Enclosure
  84. BA213 Enclosure
  85. BA23 Enclosure
  86. BA40A Expansion Adapter
  87. BASIC
  88. BBC BASIC
  89. BBN Jericho workstation
  90. BBN LISP
  91. BBN Pager
  92. BC11A UNIBUS cable
  93. BCC 500
  94. BCPL
  95. BDV11 Bus Terminator/ROM
  96. BLISS
  97. BM792 ROM
  98. BM873 ROM
  99. BSD
  100. BSD/386
  101. BSD/OS
  102. BSD Daemon
  103. BSD Fast File System
  104. BSD on VAX
  105. B programming language
  106. Backplane
  107. Backronym
  108. Backup
  109. Backward compatibility
  110. Bank switching
  111. Base and bounds
  112. Bash
  113. Basic Input/Output System
  114. Basilisk II
  115. Batch
  116. Batch operating system
  117. Battletech The Crescent Hawk's Inception
  118. Baud rate
  119. Bell Laboratories
  120. Bell System Technical Journal
  121. Bell Telephone Laboratories relay computing devices
  122. Bendix G-15
  123. Berg connector
  124. Berkeley Computer Corporation
  125. Berkeley Time-Sharing System
  126. Besta-88
  127. Bi-quinary
  128. Big-endian
  129. Binary
  130. Binary-coded decimal
  131. Binutils
  132. Bipolar
  133. Bison
  134. Bit
  135. Bit-mapped display
  136. Bit stuffing
  137. Bitsavers
  138. Blinkenlights
  139. Block
  140. Bochs
  141. Bolt, Beranek, and Newman
  142. Boot42
  143. BootHP
  144. Booting a real MicroVAX 2000 from an ULTRIX V3.0 DMS Server on a SIMH MicroVAX 3900
  145. Bootstrap
  146. Border Gateway Protocol
  147. Borland C
  148. Bridge
  149. Broadcast
  150. Browser
  151. Buck converter
  152. Buffer
  153. Bug fixes and changes in 4.1bsd
  154. Burroughs B5000
  155. Bus
  156. Bus Address Register
  157. Bus Arbitration on the Unibus and QBUS
  158. Bus bar
  159. Bus grant
  160. Bus grant line
  161. Butler Lampson
  162. Byte
  163. Byte stream
  164. C++
  165. C. Gordon Bell
  166. CADR
  167. CAL Time-Sharing System
  168. CAMAC
  169. CASINO
  170. CB-UNIX
  171. CCRMA
  172. CD11 High-Speed Punched Card Reader Control Unit
  173. CDC 6400
  174. CDC 6600
  175. CDU-710/M disk controller
  176. CD interconnect
  177. CERN
  178. CI20 Computer Interconnect
  179. CI750 Computer Interconnect Interface
  180. CI780 Computer Interconnect Adapter
  181. CIBCA-A
  182. CIBCI
  183. CLU
  184. CM 1420
  185. CM 1700
  186. COBOL
  187. CONS
  188. COSMOS
  189. CP/M
  190. CPU/Memory Interconnect
  191. CP operating system
  192. CR11 Card Readers
  193. CR11 Controller
  194. CTI BUS
  195. CXY08 8-Line Asynchronous Multiplexer
  196. CYCLADES
  197. C Changes
  198. C Gateway
  199. C programming language
  200. Cabinet
  201. Cache
  202. CalComp Model 215 Disk Drive
  203. Call stack
  204. Camexec
  205. Camintonn CMV-4000
  206. Camintonn CMV-504
  207. Capacitor
  208. Card
  209. Caret notation
  210. Carrier-Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection
  211. Cathode ray tube
  212. Central Processing Unit
  213. Centre for Computing History
  214. Century Data Systems
  215. Channel
  216. Chaos RTAPE protocol
  217. Chaosnet
  218. Chaosnet interface
  219. Character
  220. Character generator
  221. Charles Babbage
  222. Charles Babbage Institute
  223. Checksum
  224. Chip socket
  225. Circuit
  226. Circuit-switching
  227. Cisco
  228. Clearpoint Q-RAM 11
  229. Client
  230. Clipper Summer 1987
  231. Clock
  232. Co-processor
  233. Coaxial cable
  234. Coherent
  235. Com
  236. Comart
  237. Command processor
  238. Commercial Instruction Set
  239. Commodore 128
  240. Commodore 1351 Mouse
  241. Commodore 1650 Modem
  242. Commodore 1660 Modem
  243. Commodore 1670 Modem
  244. Commodore 1700 REU
  245. Commodore 1750 REU
  246. Commodore 1764 REU
  247. Commodore 64
  248. Commodore A2090 Hard Disk Controller
  249. Commodore Business Machines
  250. Commodore C16

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