MicroVAX (English Wikipedia)

Rick Spitz; Peter George; Stephen Zalewski (1986). "The Making of a Micro VAX Workstation" (PDF). Digital Technical Journal. 1 (2). Retrieved October 21, 2021.

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"Micro VMS operating system". Computerworld. June 18, 1984. p. 7. The Micro VMS operating system announced last week by Digital Equipment Corp. for its Microvax I family of microcomputers is a prepackaged version of ...
Bender, Eric (1985-05-20). "Microvax II debuts; users give high marks". Computerworld. Vol. XIX, no. 20. pp. 1, 8. Retrieved 2025-06-07.

Computergram International (20 January 1987). "DEC Unveils Real-Time MicroVAX Board, Run-Time VAXELN". Computer Business Review.
Computergram (21 May 1987). "DEC France Does Fault-Tolerant MicroVAX II Configuration"^{[permanent dead link]}. Computer Business Review.
Computergram (11 February 1987). "DEC Puts Old Wine Into New Bottles With MicroVAX 2000". Computer Business Review.
Computergram (29 January 1992). "DEC Launches Three MicroVAXes Designed And Made In Ayr". Computer Business Review.
"DEC Rushes To Rescue Of VAX Users With Four New Models". (23 August 1994). Computer Business Review.
Computergram (20 October 1988). "DEC Aims New MicroVAX 3300, 3400 At AS/400; New Disk Bus". Computer Business Review.
"DEC Hits At AS/400 With MVAX 3800, 3900, Pricing". (13 April 1989). Computer Business Review.
"US Prices For DEC's New MicroVAXes". (11 April 1989). Computer Business Review.

"Loading... Celebrating 30 years of OpenVMS Month Year Caption ..." VAXstation I, code-named "Seahorse," was the first in a new, transitional family of ...

Mike Collins (1985-04-28). "Differences between the MicroVAX I and the MicroVAX II CPUs". ibiblio.org. Retrieved 2020-12-27.

"The MicroVAX II – Workhorse of the 80's". Microvax2.org (MicroVAX II Museum). Codenamed "Mayflower", released in 1985, you could have one for $20,000. The MicroVAX II's CPU was the KA630.

"VS3100 (sic) to Infoserver?". Hobbyist Computing OpenVMS. Archived from the original on 6 March 2016.

Jesse Lipcon. "A letter from Jesse Lipcon".
"VS3100 (sic) to Infoserver?". Hobbyist Computing OpenVMS. Archived from the original on 6 March 2016.