Which CPU drives which machine?

[Borris70]

[CPUShack]

I'm going to have to update my COmputers in Space article

[wepwawet]

New for the 4004: ACS MICRO COMPUTER 700-0044
as seen in a recent auction

[Cpuswe]

We are moving to a new location at work and where clearing out old stuff.

These where found (placed in sockets) in two DECserver 200/MC

Both big ones are MC68000L10

[Cpuswe]

Some more found.

[sammyc]

WOW - where did you find that EX chip?

<EDIT> Ahhh... Found in a Cisco 760 ISDN router

[wepwawet]

new 8080 with a sample of 8080B!!!
Edited in the first post of this thread of course.

[Unzlbunzl]

This is my "new" (1977) Siemens Mikroset 8080 MADE IN AUSTRIA - SAB 8080AP inside. Technische Universität Graz - junk is great. 17 google hits makes it seem to be rare and info on it too - 512 byte RAM, 1 KB ROM - but i managed to read memory adresses /write into RAM, my oldest running computer i had in my hands until yesterday running MS-DOS 3.2 on 286-6.

[wepwawet]

added:-)

[wepwawet]

added the 3002 Intel Floppy DisK Controller

[chip68]

You can also add to the 4004 list: Boonton model 76A Automatic Capacitance Bridge

(Source - this book.)

- CMW

[wepwawet]

done, thanks!

[wepwawet]

almost forgotten the TMS 1000 speak and spell system

btw, Chris, what kind of printer (olivetti?) was the PPS-4 boards you have/had?

[chip68]

Don't know about the printer, but the PPS-4 boards below came from Olivetti LOGOS 75 series programmable calculators.

- CMW

[wepwawet]

that's what I meant, thanks again:-)