LINC-8 is the name of a minicomputer manufactured by Digital Equipment Corporation between 1966 and 1969. It combines a LINC computer with a PDP-8 in one cabinet, thus being able to …

The LINC-8 was a computer produced by DEC for use in laboratory settings; it included both a PDP-8 (the original model's CPU) and a LINC computer, which shared access to the PDP-8's …

The first follow-on, the LINC-8, booted (slowly) to a PDP-8 program called PROGOFOP (PROGram OF OPeration) which interfaced to the separate LINC hardware. The PDP-12 was …

Within a year of the introduction of the PDP-8, DEC released the LINC-8, a machine that combined a PDP-8 with a LINC in one package. The success of the LINC-8 led DEC to re …

The LINC (Laboratory Instrument Computer) and its followups (LINC-8 and PDP-12) were 12-bit minicomputers designed for realtime lab use. In the 1960s such interactive use of a computer …

The LINC-8 is a 12-bit minicomputer with built-in analog inputs designed for realtime lab use. It was introduced in 1966, and executed both LINC instructions and PDP-8 instructions.

LINC-8 AS A TRAINING COMPUTER I-INC-8 is the ideal system on which to teach engineering and science students the use of the full-scale computer in their discipline. It is a complete …

The LINC processor is a 1's complement machine with special instructions for easy use of the input and output equipment and tape drive. The PDP-8 has a better instruction set for general …

The LINC-8 (aka PDP-8/LINC) computer dates from September 1966. Designed as a laboratory computer, it is controlled by separate LINC & pdp8 processing units, it’s memory is the same …

Priced at $43,000, the LINC-8 was the first practical, reasonably priced personal computer on the market. On the early PDP machines, modular design ensured many alternatives for …