13 Jun
2002
13 Jun
'02
1:10 a.m.
--- Tony Duell <ard(a)p850ug1.demon.co.uk> wrote:
Hmm... I think I need a bigger list. I'm missing the Transputer
and most of the HP calculator (and one of the MIPS - I have a
DECstation that has a MIPS processor, R3000 IIRC). The rest
of those, I have.
I have a couple of (working) HDS X-terms based on the i960, as well as
a few loose chips (PGA package).
I also have a couple of 4004 chips - one came out of a commercial
kitchen scale, the other out of a non-UPC barcode device for
grocery stores (got it at Dayton, c. 1983)
One of my
collecting goals is to acquire an example of each of
the microprocessor acrhitectures. Now 6502, 8080, 6809, 68000,
Other CPUs to consider are :
TMS9900 (TI99/4A, for example, or some Versatec printer/plotters)
6100 (PDP8-on-a-chip -- DECmates)
Transputer (it's harder to find a computer based on this chip than to
find it on an add-on board for a PC).
6800 (as distinct from 6809)
ARM
LSI11 (in all its flavours)
All the single-chip HP calculator CPUs (ACT, NUT, Saturn, etc).
MIPS R2000, R3000
SPARC
Alpha
Microcontrollers (8048, 8051, PIC, ...) Some are much easier to find than others ;-)
Indeed.
-ethan
-tony
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