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CPUShack
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JardaXor
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Nice piece  |
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Neon_WA
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Chiefish
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Wow ive never seen a plastic Eprom before, Wayyy cool.
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It's the case when plastic ones are much more rare than ceramic  |
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xhoba
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Here are two interesting KR573RF5 plastic EPROMs.
These are Intel 2716 clones made by Kvazar (on top) and Kvadr (bottom one, uncommon).
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