18 Jan
2005
18 Jan
'05
5:45 a.m.
This is not an AMI chip. It is from a small foundry in Canada that was the
first second source for intel memory chips. I was informed of the name a couple
years ago when I sold some of these on epay. But did not save it. Perhaps
someone on the list knows.
My 1101s were from 1973. I think the foundry only existed for about three
years in the early 70s.
Paxton
Astoria, Oregon
PS, If you want to part with any I am interested.
18 Jan
18 Jan
9:06 a.m.
This is not an AMI chip. It is from a small foundry in
Canada that was the
first second source for intel memory chips. I was informed of the name a couple
years ago when I sold some of these on epay. But did not save it. Perhaps
someone on the list knows.
I think you might mean Microsystems International (later Nortec?). I
suppose it could be, but the logo is not the same as those on the ML chips
I have. Perhaps an early version of their logo?
My 1101s were from 1973. I think the foundry only
existed for about three
years in the early 70s.
These are from the start of 1971 (date codes 7102 and 7103). My ML1101As
are from a tad later (7112). They do not have a logo, but I have some
other chips that do (and I must say they are similar, but different).
William Donzelli
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