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| Very informative and well written. |
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very well done mate.. very informative 
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very nice..
I diddnt know the story about SMS .... |
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Very interesting as usual!
Small typo in the second from the end paragraph:
Motorols DSP56000 |
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It's a good job
I know more now
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As always, great job. Did find a typo, "it had been ont he market"
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| A very nice article! |
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| Very interesting, thanks! |
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Great article, thanks for that!
Where the heck did you find these infos
about the N8X401?
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CPUShack
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| doccybrown wrote: | Great article, thanks for that!
Where the heck did you find these infos
about the N8X401? |
I have the original datasheets from it
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doccybrown
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| CPUShack wrote: |
I have the original datasheets from it |
Ahhh... some time ago I bought me the "complete" Signetics Databook
and I was a bit disappointed then I did not find the N8X401 there - now
problem solved
P.S. probably the N8X401 was so unpopular that Signetics prefered
to hide it as best they could 
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