22 Mar
2007
22 Mar
'07
8:43 p.m.
To all who replied, good point, when offering a machine, state the processor
manufacturer,
number and speed. I'll eventually develope a system...
Model 30 is an Intel (AMD) 80286 at 10Mhz
Model 25 is an Intel (NEC) 8086 at 8MHz
Dan @ Butler, PA
23 Mar
23 Mar
8:23 p.m.
On Thu, 22 Mar 2007, Dan Snyder wrote:
To all who replied, good point, when offering a
machine, state the processor manufacturer,
number and speed. I'll eventually develope a system...
Model 30 is an Intel (AMD) 80286 at 10Mhz
Model 25 is an Intel (NEC) 8086 at 8MHz
When the 30 first came out, it was with an 8086.
the 30/286 came soon after, along with the XT/286
10:31 p.m.
Fred Cisin wrote:
On Thu, 22 Mar 2007, Dan Snyder wrote:
I'm pretty sure that the 30-286 came out *long* after the XT/286. I'm
even reasonably sure it came out quite a while after the AT. The 30-286
came out in late 1988, if memory serves.
Peace... Sridhar
To all who replied, good point, when offering a
machine, state the processor manufacturer,
number and speed. I'll eventually develope a system...
Model 30 is an Intel (AMD) 80286 at 10Mhz
Model 25 is an Intel (NEC) 8086 at 8MHz
When the 30 first came out, it was with an 8086.
the 30/286 came soon after, along with the XT/286
11:30 p.m.
> When the 30 first came out, it was with an 8086.
> the 30/286 came soon after, along with the XT/286
On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, Sridhar Ayengar wrote:
I'm pretty sure that the 30-286 came out *long*
after the XT/286. I'm
even reasonably sure it came out quite a while after the AT. The 30-286
came out in late 1988, if memory serves.
Yes, there was a substantial length of time between the two, and they were
both long after the AT. It just didn't seem so long to me after 20 years,
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