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HP 9000 700 workstations

PA-RISC workstations were sold in many different formats, from rather small 712, 715 and B-Class desktop to the heavy and powerful 735/755 and C-Class workstations.

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Visualize workstations

PA-RISC workstations with lettered model names sold under the Visualize brand during the 1990s.

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Portable PA-RISC workstations

Three portable PA-RISC workstations were produced for mobile measurement and control by third-party vendors. The RDI and SAIC designs are based on HP 9000/712 and C132L workstations designs.

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HP 9000 800 servers

The HP 9000/800 were the original 32-bit PA-RISC servers with distinct architecture and heavy cases. The HP 9000/500 series were the original HP 9000 computers and the predecessor to PA-RISC.

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Lettered servers (HP 9000 800)

The lettered servers included 32 and 64-bit designs from the 700 and 800 series, from smaller towers in D-Class/E-Class to to deskside or cabinet systems in the K-Class.

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Integrity (rp) servers

PA-RISC servers were called rp series around the turn of the century, almost all 64-bit rack systems.

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Itanium

HP produced three Itanium workstations before dropping Unix workstations completely, making these the last and probably fastest HP-UX workstations (that also run Windows!).

HP also released a line of Itanium-based servers in the rack-mountable Integrity rx line.

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VME and scientific

Integrated PA-RISC systems on VME boards, VXI boards and scientific systems, based on HP 9000/715 and B- Class workstations, used for medical, industrial and military data measurement and real time control.

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Mainframe

These are large enterprise servers for computing and large databases, with a large range of expansion, CPUs, memory and storage. Mostly multi-processor, some could be clustered also.