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Special Thanks To:
We would like to thank Wikipedia for the information about DEC's early history as well as products of those old days. Also special thanks go to Terry Shannon for his regular and informative newsletter, "Shannon Knows {DEC, Compaq, HPC}"
This paper contains information collected from many unofficial Internet-resources, the full list of which is too long too to be placed here. We would like to thank people from the online community for the interesting facts they shared with us, their comments, points of view, etc.
The photographs of EV4 and EV6 are courtesy of cpu-collector.com
The author would like to thank personally ISA_user, VLev, Yury_Malich, Stranger_NN, and of course, matik for their valuable contribution to the article!



