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English: "DEC CORE MEMORY 16 x 18K" printed circuit board, manufactured by Control Data Corporation, dated Week 18, 1977. Equipment identification number H217C Rev. C, CDC part number 91978983 Rev. 01, assembled in Korea. Possibly used in PDP-11. Original had a protective cover mounted over the memory cores, which is missing. |
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