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| Speck Tater
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Fri Aug-26-05 06:35 PM
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And to think it is what it is only because Motorola complained they copied the 6800 too closely, so they changed it.
Gotta love those page zero indirects. ;-)
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Fri Aug-26-05 06:35 PM
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What is this? Care to explain? Then I could maybe comment...
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Fri Aug-26-05 06:39 PM
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| 3. A venerable 8-bit computer chip |
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Powered a boatload of devices, from the Commodore 64 to the Nintendo Entertainment System.
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Fri Aug-26-05 06:40 PM
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I HATE being out of the loop....:hi:
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Fri Aug-26-05 06:41 PM
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| 5. Something only us geeks and nerds know about. |
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The power under the hood of such old classics as the Apple II, the Commodore 64, and the various early Atari computers. Think of it as a Prehistoric Pentium.
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Fri Aug-26-05 06:43 PM
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I guess I must not be a geek or nerd, then!
I appreciate your comments! Even I know what Pentiums are....
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| 8. Commodore 64's used a 6510. n/t |
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