30 Jun
2007
30 Jun
'07
10:57 a.m.
--- Gordon JC Pearce <gpearce at curiousgroup.co.uk>
wrote:
On Friday 29 June 2007 02:38:14 Chuck Guzis wrote:
It did have several
Fine, but does a V40 present the same *possible*
incompatibility issues as an 80186. And for that
matter but OI NOT THE ORIGINAL QUESTION does a V20/V30
present any of it's own...
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On 28 Jun 2007 at 17:28, Chris M wrote:
>> My Ampro LB/PC has a V40. Never ran much on
it, but
>
> does that chip pose the same problems a *real*
186
would?
At a maximum, no more than a V20 would in a PC. interesting features, including 8080 emulation
(like the V20) and the
ability to address 4MB of memory. I liked the
chip--and there was at
least one portable/luggable based on it.
It was a common retrofit in a lot of XT-alikes. I
fitted a few to Amstrad
PPCs, way way back.