23 Jun
2007
23 Jun
'07
12:05 a.m.
OK, I know DEC had some graphics products (VR
something? GT something?)
DEC had a long history of displays, going back to the Type 30 display on the PDP-1
Type 338, 339, and 340 displays processors for the PDP-8, 9 and 10, respectively
DEC's laboratory systems all had point plot scopes (LINC, LINC/8, PDP12)
VR was the designation for their CRTs. There were two generations of display list
vector processors (VT-11, packaged with a PDP11 CPU as the GT series) and the VS-60
and a 512x512 raster display with a similar instruction set (VS-11)
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The E&S LDS-1 was a peripheral for the KA-10