13 Nov
1997
13 Nov
'97
2:14 p.m.
<I have just done a search in the Jameco catalogue and although there are
<some 8080A for sale the 6800 seem NOT to be available anymore.....
I just got hardcopy catalong this week and also checked on line. They have
it!
The 8080A is the same thing and the 6800 also came in a B part (different
speed).
Allison
13 Nov
13 Nov
2:44 p.m.
Allison J Parent wrote:
<I have just done a search in the Jameco catalogue and although there are
<some 8080A for sale the 6800 seem NOT to be available anymore.....
I just got hardcopy catalong this week and also checked on line. They have
it!
The 8080A is the same thing and the 6800 also came in a B part (different
speed).
Allison
Well I want it for my CPU collection and therefore it is QUITE different
to me...
enrico
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2:46 p.m.
Allison J Parent wrote:
<I have just done a search in the Jameco catalogue and although there are
<some 8080A for sale the 6800 seem NOT to be available anymore.....
I just got hardcopy catalong this week and also checked on line. They have
it!
The 8080A is the same thing and the 6800 also came in a B part (different
speed).
Allison
I checked again and....it's there! I might have done an error in the
imput search.
Thank you.
Now before I do any more errors, does anybody know where I can get an
4004 and an 8008 ???
enrico
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4:15 p.m.
The 8080A is the same thing and the 6800 also came in a B part (different
speed).
Allison
And for you REAL hard-core CPU collectors, remember that Moto marked
their pilot runs of parts (usually distributed as samples) with an
'XC' prefix! I once had an XC6800 in one of my ss-50's! It was in
what I can only describe as a 'clay' (okay, some wierd ceramic
material) package. Never saw anything like it before or since.
Jeff
9:21 p.m.
their pilot runs of parts (usually distributed as
samples) with an
'XC' prefix! I once had an XC6800 in one of my ss-50's! It was in
what I can only describe as a 'clay' (okay, some wierd ceramic
material) package. Never saw anything like it before or since.
Motorola has always been a bit loose about letting "XC" labeled parts go
out to production (I have seen Macs with XC68020s, and some production
XC88000 stuff).
I too have some XC labeled 6800 stuff, and yes, it is in weird packages -
it almost looks like the ceramic did not form correctly!
I think Motorola has another prefix for things that stay in the labs (like
preproduction prototypes), but I can not remember what it is.
William Donzelli
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