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• PDP-11
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• MOS Technology 6502
  ...the ROR instruction was only documented as "''will be available on MCS650X microprocessors after June, 1976''". Very early computers like the [[KIM-1]] produced in 19 [[Category:Microprocessors]]
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• Zilog Z80
  [[Category: Microprocessors]]
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• Intel 8080
  ...first, forgotten microprocessor] - Ken Shirriff's article about the first microprocessors, covers the 8080 also [[Category: Intel Microprocessors]]
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• Zork
  Zork was also available on various microprocessors, including z80, 6502, 8086.
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• XENIX
  ...assembly language specific to the new 16-bit Motorola 68000 and Intel 8086 microprocessors. This put XENIX at the high end of the microcomputer market, which was stil ...ansport the UNIX system from the larger PDP-11 mini computer to the 16-bit microprocessors. Currently scheduled machines included the DEC LSI-11/23, Zilogs Z8001 and
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• Intel 80386
  [[Category: Intel Microprocessors]]
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• Intel 80286
  [[Category: Intel Microprocessors]]
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• Intel 4040
  [[Category: Intel Microprocessors]]
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• Intel 4004
  ...p> [[integrated circuit|chip]], and had limitations when compared to later microprocessors. It could only [[execute]] code out of [[Read-only memory|ROM]], [[Random A ...first, forgotten microprocessor] - Ken Shirriff's article about the first microprocessors, covers the 4004 also
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• UDA50 Disk Controller
  Dual microprocessors on one of the modules execute independent microprograms to maximize subsyst ...nly memory|read only memory (ROM)]] also located on the module. One of the microprocessors, the UNIBUS microprocessor, handles transactions with the host computer and
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• Intel 8086
  [[Category: Intel Microprocessors]]
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• Intel 80186
  [[Category: Intel Microprocessors]]
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• RA81 Disk Drive
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• SPARC
  [[Category: Microprocessors]]
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• RA82 disk drive
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• RD54
  This board, which includes two microprocessors, performs the follow-
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• INTEL 80386 PROGRAMMER'S REFERENCE MANUAL
  The 80386 brings to Intel's line of microprocessors significant advances in microprocessors. Pure 32-bit modules may exist in new programs designed
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• Intel 8008
  ...first, forgotten microprocessor] - Ken Shirriff's article about the first microprocessors, covers the 8008 also [[Category: Intel Microprocessors]]
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• Inside OS/2
  When 16-bit microprocessors were first announced, Microsoft knew that operating system that had been standard for 8-bit microprocessors was
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• Dual Inline Package
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• Motorola MC68020
  [[Category: Motorola Microprocessors]]
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• MIPS R4000
  to secure the supply of MIPS microprocessors and the company was thereafter known as [[MIPS Technologies]]. [[Category: Microprocessors]]
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• MC6800
  [[Category: Motorola Microprocessors]]
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• ARM
  [[Category: Microprocessors]]
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• UNIX* System V and 4.1C BSD
  Other manufacturers with microprocessors likely
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• Floating point processor
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• Core memory
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• Motorola M68000 Family
  [[Category: Motorola Microprocessors]]
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• Motorola MC68000
  [[Category: Motorola Microprocessors]]
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• Motorola MC68010
  ...10_68012_Data_Sheet_May85.pdf ​MC68000/MC68012 16-/32-Bit Virtual Memory Microprocessors] - data sheet [[Category: Motorola Microprocessors]]
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• Motorola MC68012
  [[Category: Motorola Microprocessors]]
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• Microprocessor
  ...h is implemented on a single [[integrated circuit]]. A few special-purpose microprocessors have also included [[main memory]] and/or [[read-only memory|ROM]] in the I Microprocessors have completely changed the ways in which computers are used. When CPUs wer
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• Mainframe
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• Microcode
  ...wever, it can be used to meet an analogous goal, making new generations of microprocessors implement the identical instruction set to previous ones.
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• Intel 8085
  [[Category: Intel Microprocessors]]
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• MIPS
  [[Category: Microprocessors]]
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• Amstrad
  ...5" disk drives and the introduction of models based on the 80286 and 80386 microprocessors. The PC-3000 series saw a move to more conventional PC construction: the p
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• Intel x86
  [[Category: Intel Microprocessors]]
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• Packet switch
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• Lear Siegler ADM-3A
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• Intel 80486
  [[Category: Intel Microprocessors]]
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• Intel Pentium
  [[Category: Intel Microprocessors]]
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• Protected mode
  [[Category: Intel Microprocessors]]
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• Real mode
  [[Category: Intel Microprocessors]]
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• Motorola MC68040
  [[Category: Motorola Microprocessors]]
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• Motorola MC68030
  [[Category: Motorola Microprocessors]]
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• Motorola MC68060
  [[Category: Motorola Microprocessors]]
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• Triple fault
  [[Category: Intel Microprocessors]]
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• Video game
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• Sun-4
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• DHV11 asynchronous serial line interface
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• DHU11 asynchronous serial line interface
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• Datapoint 2200
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• RA92 disk drive
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• Symbolics
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• KDA50 disk controller
  ...rams from [[read-only memory|ROM]], also located on the module. One of the microprocessors, the QBUS microprocessor, handles transactions with the host computer and s
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• Scheme Chip
  [[Category: Microprocessors]]
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• DECmate
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