COASt & CELP sockets: what's the difference?

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From: Nigel Morgan
Date: Sat, 29 Jun 1996 00:00

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I've seen many PC motherboard adverts saying that it has a CELP socket
for a Pipeline Burst cache module. Is this the same as a COASt (cache on
a stick) socket?

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Nigel Morgan  (reply to:- nigel@wycombe.demon.co.uk)

Using a computer is like eating an APPLE....if the first BYTE is sour, 
ROTate it round and have a NIBBLE on the other side!

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