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including DEC's own VT05, VT50, and VT52. Specs: Construction: Monitor + detachable keyboard Display: 24x80 or 14x132 character cells, optional 24x132 Character matrix: 7x9 with descenders Screen size ...

An article posted on Hackaday, an IT web magazine, also pointed out that the digital equipment corporation video terminal ' VT05 ' released in 1973 was equipped with a cursor blinking function ...

VT05 (right) at CU 1975 This was Digital's first video terminal from 1970. Uppercase ASCII only, 20 rows × 72 columns. Extremely primitive in terms of functionality. We had a VT05 in our PDP-11/50 ...

The DEC PDP series of minicomputers occupy a special place in computing history for us, because as the workhorses of commercial computing from the 1960s through to some time in the 1990s they ...

In the modern era of computing, the end-user is often quite far removed from the machine they’re using. At least in terms of abstraction levels, the user experience of most computers, smart ...