PDP-8/e and terminals in West Sussex, UK
Tony Duell
ard at p850ug1.demon.co.uk
Wed Nov 5 15:22:37 CST 2008
> I guess this has been discussed to death in other places(and here to),
> but given the knowledgeable readers of this list, I'm just to curious
> not to ask.
>
> How many linc-8, PDP-7 and PDP-9 survived? I've only seen one of each,
> and only one in the flesh so to speak. Do they carry any value? or are
> they simply to large for the general computer affectionado?
What do people consider to be the 'holy grails' of classic computer
collecting?
That is, what machines are :
a) Not known not to exist any more -- so we exclude things like ENIAC
where there's aboslutely no chance of finding an original
b) Sufficiently uncommon to be a 'real find'
It would appear form the above that the PDP7 and PDP9 qualifiy. I would
add the PERQ 2T4, possibly the HP9831 (the Australian site claims they're
very rare, but I am not totally convinced).
-tony
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