DECpc
{{Short description|Series of computers by Digital Equipment Corporation}}
{{pic|DECpc wordmark.svg|DECpc wordmark}}
DECpc was a wide-ranging family of desktop computers, laptops, servers, and workstations sold by Digital Equipment Corporation. The vast majority in the family are based on x86 processors, although the APX 150 uses DEC's own Alpha processor. The line was DEC's first big break into the IBM PC compatible market.{{cite journal | last=Darrow | first=Barbara | date=May 27, 1991 | url=https://books.google.com/books?id=YlAEAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA23 | title=DEC Attempts to Crack PC Market | journal=InfoWorld | publisher=IDG Publications | volume=13 | issue=21 | page=23 | via=Google Books}}
Some entries in the desktop DECpc range were built by Olivetti S.p.A. and Tandy Corporation.
Line-up
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; Explanatory notes
: {{dagger|alt=upgradable}} Upgradable with snap-in processor/cache daughtercard
: {{double-dagger|alt=apm}} Advanced Power Management–compliant
=Desktops=
class="wikitable sortable"
! Model ! Processor ! Clock speed ! Form factor ! Drive bays ! Bus architecture ! Expansion slots ! Date introduced |
|320sx LP
|20 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in |ISA | |
|325sx LP
|25 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in |ISA | |
|333sx LP
|33 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in | |
|340dx LP
|386DX{{dagger|alt=upgradable}} |40 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in | |
|425sx LP
|486SX{{dagger|alt=upgradable}} |25 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in | |
|433dx LP
|486DX{{dagger|alt=upgradable}} |33 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in | |
|450d2 LP
|486DX2{{dagger|alt=upgradable}} |50 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in | |
|466d2 LP
|486DX2{{dagger|alt=upgradable}} |66 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in | |
|LPv 425sx
|486DX{{dagger|alt=upgradable}} |25 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in | |
|LPv 433dx
|33 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in |3 |
|LPv 450d2
|50 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in |3 |
|LPx 433sx
|33 |Full desktop |3 × 5.25-in | |
|LPx 433dx
|33 |Full desktop |3 × 5.25-in | |
|LPx 450d2
|50 |Full desktop |3 × 5.25-in | |
|LPx 466d2
|66 |Full desktop |3 × 5.25-in | |
|MTE 433dx
|33 |Mini-tower |5 × 5.25-in |EISA |5 |
|MTE 466d2
|66 |Mini-tower |5 × 5.25-in |EISA |5 |
|ST
| | |Full tower |5 × 5.25-in |EISA |8 (2 proprietary) |
|LPv+ 425sx
|25 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in |
|LPv+ 433sx
|33 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in |
|LPv+ 433dx
|33 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in |
|LPv+ 450d2
|50 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in |
|LPv+ 466d2
|66 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in |
|LPv+ 4100
|100 |Small-form-factor desktop |1 × 5.25-in |
|LPx+ 450d2
|50 |Full desktop |3 × 5.25-in |ISA, VLB{{double-dagger|alt=apm}} | |
|LPx+ 4100
|100 |Full desktop |3 × 5.25-in |ISA, VLB{{double-dagger|alt=apm}} | |
=Laptops=
class="wikitable sortable"
! Model ! Processor ! Clock speed ! {{abbr|Max.|Maximum}} RAM (MB) ! LCD technology and size (diagonal) ! Manufacturer ! Date introduced |
|320P
|20 |8 |Passive-matrix monochrome, 7 in |
|325P
|25 | |Passive-matrix monochrome, 10 in |PTCC, Inc.{{cite journal | last1=Anothony | first1=Robert | author2=Julie Cohen | date=December 22, 1992 | url=https://books.google.com/books?id=v9TVJ_G_sk8C&pg=PA222 | title=DECpc 325P, GRiD 1660, GRiD 1755 486SLC | journal=PC Magazine | publisher=Ziff-Davis | volume=11 | issue=22 | pages=222–223 | via=Google Books}} |
|325SL
|25 | |Passive-matrix monochrome, 10 in |
|325SLC
|25 | |
|425SL
|25 |32 |Passive-matrix monochrome, 10 in |
|425SLC
|25 |32 |Active-matrix color, 9.5 in |
|433SLC Premium
|33 |32 |Active-matrix color, 9.5 in |
|425SE
|25 |20 |Passive-matrix monochrome, 9.5 in |
|425SE Color
|25 |20 |Passive-matrix color, 9.5 in |
|433SE
|33 | |Passive-matrix monochrome, 9.5 in |
|433SE Color
|33 | |Passive-matrix color, 9.5 in |
=Workstations and servers=
{{See also|DECpc AXP 150}}
class="wikitable sortable"
! Model ! Processor ! Clock speed ! Form factor ! Drive bays ! Bus architecture ! Expansion slots ! Date introduced |
|XL Server 466
|66 |Full tower |9 |7 (4 EISA, 2 PCI, 1 proprietary, dual-use network bus) |{{date table sorting|1994|03}}{{cite journal | last=Burns | first=Christine | date=March 14, 1994 | url=https://books.google.com/books?id=iA0EAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA8 | title=Digital and HP roll out servers | journal=Network World | publisher=IDG Publications | volume=11 | issue=11 | page=8 | via=Google Books}} |
|XL Server 560
|60 |Full tower |9 |7 (4 EISA, 2 PCI, 1 proprietary, dual-use network bus) |
|XL Server 566
|66 |Full tower |9 |7 (4 EISA, 2 PCI, 1 proprietary, dual-use network bus) |
See also
- Digital HiNote, the successor to the DECpc line of laptops
- DECstation, concurrent line of workstations