On Mon,
15 Oct 2012, Rick Bensene wrote:
> A Pentium 166 MMX chip, which was a common chip with mobility
> features used in some early Pentium-based laptops uses roughly 4.5M
transistors.
And Fred replied:
Is it supported by current software?
Kind
of. It'd probably run Windows 98(it would definitely run Window
95) OK, but nothing newer from Microsoft as far as I can tell. Memory
limitations within the confines of a P166MMX laptop of the day wouldn't
allow anything newer to run.
Oh, you can.
I not only got NT4 running on my Thinkpad 701C - the famed IBM
"Butterfly" - but even Windows 2000. That's on a 486 with 40MB of RAM.
:?)