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lavrentii
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Honestly - I had never heard of GA.
Really interesting article, thank you. |
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Elar
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| Me neither. Quality writing as always. |
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CPUShack
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| lavrentii wrote: | Honestly - I had never heard of GA.
Really interesting article, thank you. |
yah kinda funny, that they grew to be so big so fast, and then went away, yet their processors STILL are used, what's kinda funny is one of the machines that was powered by the GA-16 was the Excellon PCB hole driller, it very likely could have been used to make the PCBs used in later GA-16s.
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