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Arm mippage.

#881
From: John O'Malley
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 11:07
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Just a quicky from memory. I remember that in apples evalutaion of the ARM 610,
for there new newton handheld thingy, they ran a 20mhz ARM 600 and it apparently
ran at an equivilant mippage to a 25mhz 486 or a 40 mhz 68040, noting that the
fastest Mac uses a 33 mhz 68040. The other good thing about the ARM, is that no
other chip can match it for low power consumption at these speeds.
Read this months byte for information on Amulet an aschyncrounous implementation
of the ARM architechture which will, if it works run very, very fast indeed.

No flames please this was all from memory.

			Jim.

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From: J.Herbert1@lut.ac.uk (John O'Malley)
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Subject: Arm mippage.
Message-ID: <1993Jan11.110759.13622@lut.ac.uk>
Date: 11 Jan 93 11:07:59 GMT
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