11 Nov
2000
11 Nov
'00
1:59 p.m.
From: Iggy Drougge <optimus(a)canit.se>
No but spacewar on the 1180 was not to bad.
You serious?
Get real. Chipset, bah! I'm talking about pre chipset
stuff of
CDC Cyber and Univax1180, PB250.
Univax never made pong machines to the best of my knowledge. ;-) I can't say that I've ever encountered such a
system. And what would the
applications be?
HP pocket clacs, Microwave ovens, quite a few games, small army
of control aps.
Allison
12 Nov
12 Nov
7:54 a.m.
ajp166 skrev:
From: Iggy Drougge <optimus(a)canit.se>
>>You serious? Get real. Chipset, bah! I'm
talking about pre chipset
>>stuff of
>>CDC Cyber and Univax1180, PB250.
>
>Univax never made pong machines to the best of my knowledge. ;-)
No but spacewar on the 1180 was not to bad.
I believe there is a serious age difference at hand here.
>I can't say that I've ever encountered such
a system. And what would the
>applications be?
HP pocket clacs, Microwave ovens, quite a few games,
small army
of control aps.
I've got a vintage HP clac, but wouldn't that be using a custom circuit
instead of a microprocessor?
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