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pphillips12
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Here's some of the chips I will be listing in the coming months...
An Intel "Godbout" G8008's. I consider this chip the crown jewel of my collection because of the history behind it.
A GEM Intel C8080... Looks like it just came off the production line.
Intel C8080A-1 and C8080A-2
Intel MC8080A/B (c) Intel '74
RCA CDP1801UD & CDP1801RD two chip CPU... These came from a NASA surplus sale. Only one other set known. This will be the KEY to any collection of the 1st microprocessor produced by each of the big players in the 70's. Probably the most important chips in my collection behind the G8008.
Texas Instruments TMS9900JL white ceramic w/gold pins. The big 64 pin chip with the TI State of Texas Logo is one of the most visually impressive of the early CPU's
National IMP-00A/520D white ceramic w/gold pins.
MOS MCS6502 white ceramic w/gold pins
and about 1000 more chips from the early players, RAM, ROM, PROM, EPROM... Many are rare types where only a few are known to exist. |
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Neon_WA
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| pphillips12 wrote: | | and about 1000 more chips from the early players, RAM, ROM, PROM, EPROM... Many are rare types where only a few are known to exist. |
least there might be something in this lot I can afford 
what will you have in C4040s... one I would like in my collection 
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pphillips12
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| Neon_WA wrote: | | pphillips12 wrote: | | and about 1000 more chips from the early players, RAM, ROM, PROM, EPROM... Many are rare types where only a few are known to exist. |
least there might be something in this lot I can afford
what will you have in C4040s... one I would like in my collection |
I will be listing a nice C4040 in the coming months |
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pphillips12
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| Posted: Sat Jun 18, 2011 1:13 pm Post subject: Chips Ahoy! |
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Offer pending on G8008, RCA 1801 set, and MC8080A/B but everything will be up for grabs... Photobucket resized my pics to lower resolution... Page down to my other posts for higher resolution pics.
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fritsp2007
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| I`m speechless...what a nice collection.. |
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kosmokrator
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ffooooofff...... what i can pick???? :/
this will be offered to e-bay or here in the forum???? |
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CPUShack
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pphillips12
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Higher resolution...
more coming... |
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isa-d
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| Quote: | | RCA CDP1801UD & CDP1801RD two chip CPU... These came from a NASA surplus sale. Only one other set known. This will be the KEY to any collection of the 1st microprocessor produced by each of the big players in the 70's. Probably the most important chips in my collection behind the G8008. |
I know other 5 sets and one is my hands  |
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pphillips12
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more coming... |
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pphillips12
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more coming...
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pphillips12
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more coming...
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pphillips12
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Note the Intel chip (c) AMD:)
Nice C3002 ES
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johnorun
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OMG,, I am about to faint for the 3rd time...I feel like I'm looking at a priceless display at the Smithsonian!!!
Simply Stunning 
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jrmunro
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PM sent.
John |
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