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August
1959:
Design work begins on Digital's first computer,
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November
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The PDP-1, the world's first small,
interactive computer is delivered to Bolt,
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1961:
Gordon Bell begins design work on the PDP-4. |
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July 1962:
Shipments begin of the PDP-4, DIGITAL's second 18-bit
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December
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The PDP-7, Digital's third 18-bit computer, is introduced. |
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1965:
The PDP-7A is introduced. |
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August
1966:
The PDP-9, DIGITAL's fourth 18-bit computer
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1969:
The PDP-15, successor to the PDP-9 and 9/L, is
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1970:
MUMPS software for the PDP-15 is
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