| All of a sudden, IBM PCs exchanged information easier with typical minicomputer systems than they did with mainframe computers. |
| Among other industrial spin-offs of Project Whirlwind was the minicomputer, developed by Kenneth Hogan of the Digital Equipment Corporation. |
| The team's old minicomputer is gone, long since cannibalized for parts, but Hulse does retain his original printouts, on newspaper-like green paper. |
| Then came the early 1990s, carnage in Boston's minicomputer industry, and much local handwringing. |
| A personal data assistant is a minicomputer that can fit in the palm of your hand. |
| Lam and his colleagues began the first leg of the computation in 1980, using a minicomputer to run through the simplest cases. |
