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Unzlbunzl
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 Posted: Wed Jan 31, 2007 11:20 am Post subject: DEC LSI-11 - first 16 bit microprocessor? |
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The subject says what i want to know. I found 4 of them and like to know which place they should get in my collection. How rare/commeon/uncommon/collectable are they? Can this be expressed in $? I'm not quite sure if I'm trading, depends on what I may get for them probably.
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chip68
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chip68
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As for the LSI-11 chipset, it was made in rather large quantities, so they're not terribly uncommon - but they might be worth something to the DEC collectors out there.
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JAC
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