LSX line

The LSX line can be divided in 5 branches: The Motorola-based LSX 3000s, the Intel i860 and Motorola-based LSX 4000s, the Intel-based LSX 5000s, the MIPS-based LSX 6000s and the LSX 7000s that seem to have been based on the DEC Alpha architecture.

LSX 3000 branch
The LSX 3000 branch was introduced in 1987 and includes the following computers: LSX 3005, LSX 3010, LSX 3015 , LSX 3018/BS, LSX 3020, LSX 3025, LSX 3030, LSX 3035, LSX 3040, LSX 3045, LSX 3070 and LSX 3080.

LSX 4000 branch
The LSX 4000 branch might've been introduced in 1992. It might've included the following systems: LSX 4210, LSX 4220, LSX 4230, LSX 4240, LSX 4250, LSX 4260, LSX 4500 and LSX 4900. Apparently, only the LSX 4500 might've had an Intel i860 architecture.

LSX 5000 branch
The LSX 5000 branch might've been introduced in 1990 and includes the following computers: LSX 5005, LSX 5010, LSX 5015, LSX 5020, LSX 5025, LSX 5025E, LSX 5030, LSX 5040, LSX 5040E and LSX 5050.

LSX 6000 branch
The LSX 6000 branch might've been introduced in 1991 and includes the following computers: LSX 6450, LSX 6510, LSX 6515, LSX 6520, LSX 6525, LSX 6540, LSX 6545, LSX 6560 and LSX 6565.

LSX 7000 branch
The LSX 7000 branch might've been introduced in 1994. These systems might've been rebadged DEC Alpha systems. It might've included the following computers: LSX 7300, LSX 7400, LSX 7700, LSX 7900.