PostScript on a chip

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From: Dave Rand
Date: Fri, 10 Jun 1988 00:13

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Several days ago there was a questions regarding new microprocessors
targetted for the PostScript language.

National Semiconductor has announced the NS32CG16. This is a
32 bit microprocessor, with specific instructions to speed
PostScript interpreters. These include 32 bit floating point
math, BITBLT instructions, line drawing, etc.

For more information, contact:
	P.S. Kohli
	NS32CG16 Marketing Manager
	408-721-3219

	or

	Les Wilson
	Corporate Manager
	Electronic Imaging Technology
	408-721-6238

	nsc!nscimg!les   les@nscimg.nsc.com

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From: daver@nscimg.b16.sc.NSC.COM (Dave Rand)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.postscript
Subject: PostScript on a chip
Keywords: NS32CG16 PostScript
Message-ID: <388@nscimg.b16.sc.NSC.COM>
Date: 10 Jun 88 00:13:47 GMT
Organization: Electronic Imaging Group, National Semiconductor, Corp.
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