10 May
2005
10 May
'05
1:20 p.m.
On Tue, 10 May 2005, Doc Shipley wrote:
der Mouse wrote:
The SGI 320 and 540 are arguably not PeeCees even though they run
Windows. The firmware is nothing like the normal x86 BIOS.
Convergent Technologies IWS
http://wwwacs.gantep.edu.tr/foldoc/foldoc.cgi?Convergent+Technologies
Convergent Technologies stackable stuff (forgot what it's called)
Seattle Computer Products Gazelle (argubly non-PC)
Can't think of any more off the top of my head but there are more,
including the 8086 S-100 boards that CompuPro made.
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I have an
Altos 586, an 8086 machine that is completely NOT a
pee-cee.
Hm, that might be an interesting question. What machines are there
built around x86 CPUs but which are definitely not peecees?
I suspect there are more of them with the earlier CPUs (8086) than with
the later ('386, '486, Pentium, etc). The latest one that comes to my
mind immediately is Sun's 386i (the "Road Runner").