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| Cpuswe wrote: | | I will soon try to start up a "differences" timeline and invite you as a collaborator for the spreadsheet if you want. |
no probs mate.. im happy to help with the project, as variations appeal to me greatly. 
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Neon_WA
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a couple more I just found to be added
P133 SU073 L6181758
P200 SL25N L7164790
P200 SL25N L7251647
and a correction for one i gave b4, misread one of my SL23W as L7232358.. actually was L728 
The date u had listed b4 was 1997 week 27.. but i dont know whos chip it was 
EDIT i picked up a SL23W L7270595
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Neon_WA
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one i picked up on the weekend
P133 SU038 L5371278 (BP80502-133, iComp)
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Neon_WA
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| Posted: Thu Sep 24, 2009 2:24 am Post subject: |
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went out at lunch-time and picked up a few chips & one P100 for the timeline
SZ996 BP80502100 L6090438-1090 (1996 week 9)
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Neon_WA
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a few more to add to the time-line
SU072 P166 L6060470
SL25M P166 L7221727-0777
SL22F P166 C6510921
SL27S P233 C7140699-0496
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I also found one which is newer than the newest in the timeline:
A80502120 SY062 87230060-3529
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Neon_WA
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an earlier date code than what is listed for P233 Q326
Q326/2.8V A4 C7401437-0305
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Neon_WA
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just got a embedded 166MMX
P166 SL2ZX L8473101-0359 (week 47 1998) adds 48 weeks to the beginning of the sSpec 
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Neon_WA
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new sSpec dates listed have been added
plus these 2 from smithy
P120 SY030 C6150909-0472
P166 SL23Z C7201235-0114
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Cpuswe
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Nice!
Will take care of the new sspecs tonight!
Great work!
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SY029,Q688 and Q061 added.
I can not reach cpumuseum.com at the moment...
SL389... Its a pretty big jump of two years. on the other hand i dont think there are that many SL389:s that has been "used" to build the data.
SL25J is a pretty well used sspec in fakes. Lets check it when the site gets online again.
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