DEC Mini: A 3D-Printable Retro Computer with Modern Specifications
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Summary
The article introduces the DEC Mini, a new 3D-printable retro computer that represents the latest iteration of DEC1 business computers. It describes the device as having multiple state-of-the-art parallel processors, full IBM-PC compatibility, extreme upgradability, and unprecedented high-end specifications in a small form factor. The article positions the DEC Mini as a revolutionary product for both office and home use that aims to transform the microcomputer industry.
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Conceived to satisfy the most demanding users both at the office and at home, the DEC Mini owes its power to multiple state-of-the-art parallel processors, is fully IBM-PC compatible, offers extreme upgradability and packs unprecedented high-end specifications.
With a small form factor that seamlessly fits in your desktop, the DEC Mini truly is destined to revolutionize the microcomputer industry of the decade.
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