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Probably the closest we ever got in the US to a home PDP-11 was sold via Heathkit as the H-11 and H-11A. These had standard QBUS cards packaged in a Heathkit ch
by flyinghamster 6y ago
Probably the closest we ever got in the US to a home PDP-11 was sold via Heathkit as the H-11 and H-11A. These had standard QBUS cards packaged in a Heathkit chassis.
At the time, in high school, I drooled over the thought of having one, especially since the school had its own 11/34. In retrospect, it would have been fun but literally nobody I knew would have had one.
It's ironic that the biggest single market for home PDP-11 clones was... the Soviet Union.
- WalterBright 6y agoI did have an H-11. I loved that computer. See my background picture: https://twitter.com/WalterBright https://twitter.com/WalterBright