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hugo929
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 Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 6:28 pm Post subject: did HP make any x86 products? |
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I my memory it seems that hp made some DIP x86 cpus. am i right?
who can give more info ? Thanks!
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As far as I know they mmade none of their own design.
They did house number Intel (and other parts) as well as fab'd a few companies chips (ULSI comes to mind)
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hugo929
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| Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 10:11 pm Post subject: |
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| CPUShack wrote: |
They did house number Intel (and other parts) |
any examples?
thank you!
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I have a D80287 made by Intel with HP part number. It looks like this one from Gennadiy's collection.
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Are you sure that is an HP part number? I thought they always took the form XXXX-XXXX, which would mean the above chip is missing a digit in the first block of the house number...
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el_gecko
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HP chips seems to have a XXXX-XXXX form since their first chips, so the XXX-XXXX would be strange, wouldn't it?
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| debs3759 wrote: | | Are you sure that is an HP part number? I thought they always took the form XXXX-XXXX, which would mean the above chip is missing a digit in the first block of the house number... |
 No I'm not sure. I thought it's a HP part number.
If it isn't a HP pn - what do these markings mean ? |
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Elar
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Here's an "HP" 8080A (1820-1701):
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