DEC releases the PDP-1, the first mini-computer
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November 1960 DEC released the PDP-1 in November 1960, its first mini computer. The PDP-1 cost from $125,000 to $250,000 depending on the configuration, which made it one of the most inexpensive computers of that time. The chief designer was of the the PDP-1 was Benjamin Curley. A total of 53 PDP-1 machines were built. As late as 1970, Digital Equipment Corporation reported that all 53 were still in operation. The last PDP-1 was built in 1969. Related information: Image:
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