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gshv
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 Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2004 1:16 pm Post subject: NEC 2901? |
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Things are slow right now, so I wanted to post something new and interesting. Below is what I think is a 2901 bit slice processor, though I'm not 100% sure:
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jrmunro
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Very nice find if it is a bit slice processor.
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gshv
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Thanks, John! I didn't check this link - I don't like opening unknown Word documents, and didn't pay attention to "View as HTML" link. It seems to me almost everybody manufactured 2901 - I counted 10 different companies. I still need to find 2901 made by Fairchild, Raytheon and Cypress.
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jrmunro
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I only have 4 manufacturers
Amd
Motorola
NSC
Cypress ( not in the greatest condition ) Got it out of something from the
Scrap Yard.
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