Re: Is this the smallest PDP-11 compatible?

At 8:25 PM -0700 5/11/08, Chuck Guzis wrote:
>The Soviet Soyuz-Neon PK-11:
>
>ht
tp://www.leningrad.su/museum/show_calc.php?n=245
>
>Regardless, a very interesting site with photos of
various Soviet-era
>personal computers.

That's quite the piece of hardware.  It appears to have two
cartridge 
slots, any idea if it had any sort of tape or disk drive?  I
love the 
piece of paper and two pieces of cardboard in between the
SIPP's (at 
least I assume those are memory boards and some form of
SIPP). 
That's what I call "high-quality" manufacturing!
:^)

Definitely an interesting looking system.

Zane


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