Throughout the 1960s, computers went through a series of major advances in technology, design, speed, price, storage, and ...

This week, meet a reader we'll Regomize as "Kevin" who told us of his time working as a hardware engineer for Norwegian minicomputer vendor Norsk Data. His employer had acquired a word processing ...

Former Microsoft engineer Dave Plummer took a trip down memory lane this week by building a functioning PDP-11 minicomputer from parts found in a tub of hardware. It's a fun watch, especially for ...

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A lot of familiar names produced these high-end systems, including the king of the minicomputer world, DEC. The late-80s version of their DECstation line had a MIPS processor, and ran ULTRIX and ...

The DEC PDP series of minicomputers occupy a special place in computing history for us, because as the workhorses of commercial computing from the 1960s through to some time in the 1990s they ...