Difference between revisions of "Template:Infobox Machine"
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image = image | image = image | ||
manufacturer = | manufacturer = | ||
| + | architecture = if part of a larger architecture (Like, say, as the PDP-11/40 is to the PDP-11), write that here | ||
year introduced = | year introduced = | ||
year discontinued = | year discontinued = | ||
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physical address = size of the physical address space | physical address = size of the physical address space | ||
virtual address = size of the virtual address space | virtual address = size of the virtual address space | ||
| − | bus arch = | + | clock speed = Either CPU cycle time in ns/µs/etc, or in MHz. (Preferably MHz!) |
| − | operating systems = | + | bus arch = I/O buses. |
| + | operating systems = | ||
predecessor = | predecessor = | ||
successor = | successor = | ||
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! Manufacturer: | ! Manufacturer: | ||
{{!}} {{{manufacturer}}} }} | {{!}} {{{manufacturer}}} }} | ||
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| + | {{#if: {{{architecture|}}} | | ||
| + | ! Architecture: | ||
| + | {{!}} {{{architecture}}} }} | ||
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! Word Size: | ! Word Size: | ||
{{!}} {{{word size}}} }} | {{!}} {{{word size}}} }} | ||
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| + | {{#if: {{{clock speed|}}} | | ||
| + | ! Clock Speed: | ||
| + | {{!}} {{{clock speed}}} }} | ||
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Revision as of 04:00, 16 May 2007
This template is for any computer system in general
name = name of of the computer image = image manufacturer = architecture = if part of a larger architecture (Like, say, as the PDP-11/40 is to the PDP-11), write that here year introduced = year discontinued = form factor = mini, micro, etc. word size = word size of the machine (Apple II = 8, PDP-8 = 12, etc.) physical address = size of the physical address space virtual address = size of the virtual address space clock speed = Either CPU cycle time in ns/µs/etc, or in MHz. (Preferably MHz!) bus arch = I/O buses. operating systems = predecessor = successor =
