--- Guy Sotomayor <ggs_at_shiresoft.com> wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-02-13 at 07:42, Ethan Dicks wrote:
> > --- Andreas Freiherr <Andreas.Freiherr_at_Vishay.com> wrote:
> > > BTW, somebody asked for pictures a while ago. Please visit
> > > http://andreas.freiherr.bei.t-online.de/pdp-11/index.htm and have
> fun!
> >
> > A correction for your page (nice pic, BTW)... the 11/10 and 11/05 were
> > the *second* PDP-11 CPU - the first was the 11/20 (and 11/15?).
>
> I thought the 11/45 was the second PDP-11... The 11/20 was the first
> and the *very* early ones just said PDP-11.
I _think_ mine says 11/20.
> When the 11/45 was introduced, it was re-named the 11/20.
OK.
> The 11/15 is an OEM version of the 11/20.
That's what I thought.
> Just like the 11/05 is the OEM version of the 11/10.
I remembered the OEM part. I was thinking the 11/10 came out
right after the 11/20. Perhaps you are right. That was a little
before my time. My first exposure to -11s was in 1984. We used an
11/04 to bench-test our products, an 11/24 for the accounting department
(with *4* RL02s), an 11/34a for software development (RSTS and RSX-11),
and an 11/23 or two for other purposes lost to time.
That was *many* years after the 11/20 came out.
-ethan
Received on Sat Feb 15 2003 - 18:11:01 GMT