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DECstation

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DECstation

(1) An early series of RISC-based single-user workstations from Digital, introduced in 1989, that ran under ULTRIX.

(2) A PC series from Digital introduced in 1989.

(3) A small computer system from Digital, introduced in 1978, used primarily for word processing (DECstation 78).


(computer)DECstation - A range of RISC based workstations manufactured by DEC.



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The initial modeling was done with VolVis, VolPack/ vprender, and GL Ware programs on a DECstation 3100 computer.
Sun SPARC -- SunOS and Solaris -- Compaq (Digital) Alpha -- OpenVMS, UNIX, Windows NT -- HP 9000 -- HP-UX -- IBM RS/6000 -- AIX -- Silicon Graphics -- IRIX -- DEC VAX and DECstation -- OpenVMS/VMS, Ultrix -- Data General Aviion (88/Open) -- DG/UX -- Intel PC (x86) -- SCO, Linux, Solaris, Windows NT
The S+SDK is available immediately for UNIX platforms including SUN Sparc, IBM R/S 6000, Hewlett-Packard 9000-700, Silicon Graphics IRIS, DECstation and DEC Alpha/OSF (Digital Unix).
 
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