PDP10Systemen
PDP10Systemen refers to a family of mainframe computers developed by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC). The PDP10 architecture, first introduced in 1966, was highly influential and powered many early computing environments. Key characteristics of PDP10 systems included their time-sharing capabilities, allowing multiple users to interact with the computer simultaneously, and their use of the powerful PDP10 Instruction Set Architecture (ISA).
The PDP10 was renowned for its advanced operating systems, most notably the early versions of TENEX and
Several models comprised the PDP10 family, including the PDP-10/10, PDP-10/20, and the more advanced DECsystem-10 and