DEC releases the PDP-7
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November 1964 The Programmed Data Processor-7 (PDP-7) was a multipurpose digital computer designed for engineering and scientific use in laboratories and communication centers. Created by DEC, it was the third of their 18-bit machines, along with the PDP-4 and the PDP-9. In November 1964, DEC began delivering the first PDP-7 production units to customers. At launch, it cost $72,000 which was relatively inexpensive for the time. A total of 120 PDP-7 machines were sold. Related information: Image:
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