Hardware
Significant Norsk Data computer models include:
- NORD-1, 16-bit minicomputer launched in 1968, could run TSS (see below) from 1971
- NORD-5, 32-bit supermini launched in 1972
- NORD-9
- NORD-10, 16-bit mini launched in 1973
- NORD-10/S, version of the Nord-10 with cache, paging, and other improvements
- NORD-50, second generation 32-bit supermini in 1975
- NORD-100, 16-bit, from 1978, later renamed ND-100. First single-board 16-bit minicomputer CPU.
- ND-500, third generation 32-bit supermini in 1981
- ND-505, 28-bit computer allowed through the CoCom embargo of the Eastern bloc
- ND-5000 ("Samson"), fourth generation 32-bit supermini in 1987 (5400, 5700, 5800)
- ND-5850 ("Rallar"), fifth generation 32-bit supermini in 1987
- ND-5900-2, ND-5900-3, and ND-5904, dual-, triple- and quad-CPU 5000 series machines.
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