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gmanbc
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Here is a great site for finding a lot of this info: http://www.old-computers.com/museum/default.asp
They have 891 computers in the museum and tell what CPUs are in each one. I once spent about 3 or 4 hours going through and writting down the CPUs that were in the different machines just using this site. I have no idea what I did with that list though 
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metalmaker
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Well I'm feeling foolish  I was so caught up in remembering where I saw the reference I did not even think about the time lines. Live and learn
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chipcollector
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| metalmaker wrote: | Well I'm feeling foolish I was so caught up in remembering where I saw the reference I did not even think about the time lines. Live and learn
MM |
Haha 
Sorry about that, I just had to blurt something out  |
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wepwawet
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| Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2005 3:10 pm Post subject: |
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Hm, sometimes the wish is the master of believe.
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metalmaker
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Wepwawet said:
| Quote: | | Hm, sometimes the wish is the master of believe. |
Yep - you are a wise man. 
Chip collector said:
Yep - you are a wiseguy. 
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gmanbc
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I found that list:
3002
Lomac Adam
4004
Busicom 141-PF Calculator
Arithmetic Manipulation products
SIM4-01 microcomputer board
MCS-4 Microcomputer System
Intellec 4 Development System
Prolog 900 Prom Programmer
4040
Fluke 2240B Datalogger
Intellec 4/40 Development System
Prolog 980 Prom Programmer
Intel UPP 101, 102 103 Prom Programmer
8008
Mark 8
Mark 8 Minicomputer
NBI Hantu
R2E MICRAL-N
MCM Computers Model 782 APL
Datapoint 2200
8080
MITS 8808B
Altair computer boards
ICS SBC
Heathkit H8
Interact
Poly 88
Sol Terminal Computer
CompuColor II
TEI Terminal Processor
NEC TK 80
Compucolor Corporation 8001/8051
IMSAI 8080
Iasis ia-7301
Intellec Series
Olivetti, P6040
IMSAI PCS 80
Data Soft PCS 80
Polymorphic POLY 88
SME Siemens
Processor Technology Corp SOL - 10 / 20
Polymorphic System 8813
INDATA DAI
Intersystems DPS-1
ISC CompuColor II
Vector Graphics Vector 1
Vector 3 (VIP)
Micronique Victor Lambda
C8085
TANDY TRS-80 portible
CompuPro 8/16
CompuPro S-100 System
Extensis EX3000
Toshiba T200
TRS-80 Model 200
Intellec Series
Intel, iPDS
NEC PC 8201A
ICL Personal computer
R2E PORTAL
MBC ALCYANE A6E
Triumph Adler Alphatronic
Intel SDK-85
SME Siemens
Compupro System 816
Durango F85
Open University Hektor 2
Zenith Data Systems Z-100/110/120
Zenith Data Systems Z-160 PC
Zenith Data Systems Z-171 PC
IMSAI VDP 80
Data Soft VDP 80
RAIR microcomputer Black Box
Olympia BOSS
Olivetti M-10
Nokia Mikro Mikko 1
8086
IBM Ps2 Mod 30 home system
ACT Apricot
AT&T 6300
IT 3030
Zerox 8 / 16
Seiko
ICL QUATTRO
ENCORE Osborne Corp
C.ITOH
YD-8110
Quattro ICL
Intellec Series
Oki IF COM7
ABS Computer, Orb
Atari PC
Amstrad PC 1512, 1640
Sinclair PC 200
ATT PC 6300
NEC PC 9801
Sharp PC-7000
Logabax PERSONA 1600
Altos ACS-586
AI Electronics ai-M16
ACT Apricot
Intel SDK-86
Panasonic Senior Partner
Compupro System 816
Digital Micro Systems DMS-5000
Intersystems DPS-1
Fujitsu FM 16 Beta
Casio FP 6000
Seattle Computer Gazelle
Intertec HEADSTART
Hewlett Packard HP-110
Dynalogic HYPERION
Bull L'attaché
Grid Compass
Metrologie BFM 186
Olivetti M-24
Sharp MZ 5500 - 5600
8087
Compaq Portable
Texas Instruments PPC
Axel AX-20, 25
Micronique Hector XT
Bull L'attaché
Grid Compass
Columbia Data Products VP
8088
IBM's XT
Compaq 8088 box computer
HYPERION 8088 portible boxtop
Comodore PC-10 Computer
IBM pc junior
ALTOS 586
TANDY 1000, 8088 micro computer
Columbia VP
Compaq Portable
CompuPro 8/16
CompuPro S-100 System
IBM PC
IBM PC Convertible
IBM Portable PC
Panasonic Sr. Partner
Sharp PC-5000
Teletek S-100 Computer
Zenith Z-110, 120
PRAVETZ
Kaypro 2000
EAGLE PC
RAINBOW 100
IBM PC - Model 5150
IBM PC JX
IBM PC Portable - Model 5155
IBM PC XT - Model 5160
NCR PC4
Sharp PC 5000
NCR )
Texas Instruments PPC
Atari PORTFOLIO
Advantage Northstar
Triumph Adler Alphatronic
Canon AS-100
Axel AX-20, 25
Datavue Spark
Eagle Computers Inc. Spirit
Compupro System 816
NCR Decision Mate V
Computer Devices Incorporated DOT
Gavilan
Seattle Computer Gazelle
S.M.T. Goupil 3
Heathkit H8
Micronique Hector XT
HP-150
Zenith Data Systems Z-100/110/120
Seequa CHAMELEON
Vector 4
Victor 9000 / Sirius 1
Columbia Data Products VP
Vectrix, VX 384
RAIR microcomputer Black Box
Sord M343
Hitachi MB-16000
Sanyo MBC-55x
Columbia Data Products MPC
Mitsubishi Multi 16
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wepwawet
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Thanks, hopefully there aren't more "news ducks"
Or as the olg german said "Sonst kon i's hoaxen!
Non-Intels??? |
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CPUShack
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| Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2005 11:32 pm Post subject: |
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I may make that list into a webpage if you don't mind.
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Everything that helps us learn more is welcome.
I just miss time and ability;-( to make a good website myself...
DO SO |
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CPUShack
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| Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2005 12:54 am Post subject: |
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| Anonymous wrote: | Everything that helps us learn more is welcome.
I just miss time and ability;-( to make a good website myself...
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Thanks much, I'll add it to my list.
Currently my list is
Cyrix 486 ID
Intel MCS-96 Family
What devices have what CPUs
E. German and Russian CPU ID (thanks to Frassal)
(oh and descriptions for 1000 chips in my collections)
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morkork
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| Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2005 3:33 am Post subject: |
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Just a note, since I have some of the machines listed here: You probably will not find any C808x inside, it will be the cheapest version of a certain chip available at the time they were made. I found many second source chips in plastic package, original Intel versions or ceramic chips were quite rare. Try to find early revisions of a machine for the better versions of a chip.
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gmanbc
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| morkork wrote: | | Just a note, since I have some of the machines listed here: You probably will not find any C808x inside, it will be the cheapest version of a certain chip available at the time they were made. I found many second source chips in plastic package, original Intel versions or ceramic chips were quite rare. Try to find early revisions of a machine for the better versions of a chip. |
You are right and I remember when I was making that list that there were occasions when you would find another make chip in the same system. So this list could be improved upon quite a bit.
I think it would be great if someone made a webpage based off the list and we all added to it. I contemplated it myslef but decided it would be too much work for me. My wife doesn't hardly give me time to shoot emails let alone work on a new page for my website 
Yeah, I am wooped...
Lee
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wepwawet
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I forgot to login, anonymous was me,
so, cpushack, you have a big list of work requested by others...
And you have already a website, thats more than me.
And as Lee said, my wife, my children...
As long as it is only my hobby and not that of my family there will be no change (hm, my boy is 5, so maybe in ten years...)
Until then I must continue leeching - or buying like George's guide:-) |
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ahia123
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Location: Stavanger, Norway
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| Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2005 12:14 pm Post subject: |
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I would like to add some models to gmanbc's list:
8080:
Mycron Mycro-1
Tandberg TDV-2114
Tandberg TDV-2124
(Siemens had an OEM model of TDV-2124, don't remember the name)
Tandberg had a plant in San Diego producing TDV-2124 for the US market
8085:
Tandberg TDV-2300
Siemens 6.610 is an OEM model of TDV-2300
Siemens normally used their own CPU in their products
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wepwawet
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| Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2005 1:10 pm Post subject: |
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added, thanks
any non-Intels out there |
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