Re: Local Bus Standard Defined?

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From: George Dolbier
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 20:28

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It is my understanding that intel just published the local bus standard.

Thats ALL I know about it.

In article <1992Jul20.134331.19354@hellgate.utah.edu> kruckenb%peruvian.utah.edu@cs.utah.edu (Joseph Kruckenberg) writes:
>July's issue of Computer Shopper had an article about the local bus
>architecture that has cropped up recently as a proprietary standard.
>The article said that VESA would be defining a standard in "early
>July."  Does anyone know if a standard has been defined yet, and if
>so, if any of the current proprietary busses are compatible with it?
>How soon can we expect to see standard local bus motherboards, or does
>someone have them already?
>
>Thanks.
>Pete.
>

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