The12-bitPDP-8, produced byDigital Equipment Corporation (DEC), was the first successful commercialminicomputer. DEC introduced it on March 22, 1965 priced at $18,500[1](equivalent to about $140,000 in 2016[2])Priced at its original list price!!!
The earliest PDP-8 model (informally known as a \"Straight-8\") usesdiode–transistor logic, packaged onflip chipcards, and is about the size of a small householdrefrigerator.[8]Pdp-8 vintage collectible Digital minicomputer. 2 x 60 inch cabinet
looks very complete with lots of boards, backplanes, cables , power supplies.
Rare Rare. Did I say super rare and cool.
Listing of boards.
CPU left side:W026 x 1R613 x 3G007 x 12G008 x 1B684 x 12W640 x 3R121 x 1R650 x 16G208 x 6W025 x 6W612 x 1W607 x 1W300 x 4G209 x 16R151 x 2R203 x 2B360 x 1B104 x 1B204 x 1R201 x 6S205 x 3
CPU right:
S111 x 11R405 x 1S202 x 1S603 x 8R302 x 2S203 x 1S602 x 4R002 x 6R111 x 1S181 x 2R211 x 16S107 x 2R401 x 1S107 x 1W026 x 7
Boards at bottom of 60 inch CPU rack
R401 x 4W706 x 2W070 x 1W005 x 2W103 x 8W602 x 2W511 x 2W705 x 2W707 x 4W002 x 2G007 x 12G008 x 1G208 x 6G209 x 16W025 x 6W612 x 1W607 x 1W300 x 4W650 x 1R002 x 1B360 x 1B104 x 1B204 x 1G808 x 5
Second 60 inch expansion cab.
top shelf
G083 x 2W532 x 2R113 x 3R203 x 4R205 x 15R603 x 2R107 x 4R202 x 5R602 x 3R302 x 1S111 x 1W533 x 2G284 x 1G285 x 1G286 x 2R123 x 4R111 x 2
Second shelf from top
G803 x 2G209 x 1W532 x 2W533 x 2R602 x 2R303 x 1R302 x 1R001 x 1R113 x 1R107 x 1G284 x 1G285 x 1
3rd fixed middle backplane expansion cab
G007 x 12G008 x 1G208 x 6G209 x 14G808 x 4W612 x 1W025 x 5W607 x 1W300 x 4R650 x 1B104 x 1B204 x 1B360 x 1R002 x 1
Expansion cab lower backplane
R401 x 8W706 x 8W005 x 4W103 x 20W707 x 6W602 x 1W705 x 3R205 x 5R123 x 2W501 x 1W002 x 4W511 x 3R111 x 1
