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doccybrown
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What`s your presumption now? 
The MIPS R4400 contains a lot
of chip art, also Waldo can be
found on this die!
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tlccomp
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Heartbreak one
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Location: Mandal, Norway
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I have been fooling around on your web site, and I really loved your collection!!!  It looked so beuatyful! When I get my own house I want to make a collection storage like yours |
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susl45
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| doccybrown wrote: | Here`s another one! Made with my binocular microscope and
pretty old 2MP Nikon. Please don`t ask me what
the magnification was, I guess x100. |
There is a picture of duck, very interesting!
Also for the second R4400 picture, very detailed information on the die. |
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Chiefish
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This is my first run with a used microscope i picked up off ebay. It a little tough to get stuff centered at high magnifications but i managed to get these shots. It takes quite the steady hand to get things centered, and i tried a couple differnt light conditions. Heh heh ill keep fiddling with it and get better with it.
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