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2 total messages Started by Scott Cannon Mon, 05 Oct 1992 14:49
T9 samples
#1263
Author: Scott Cannon
Date: Mon, 05 Oct 1992 14:49
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Stephen Doyle writes in response to a request for info on the T9;

> ... message was circulated on comp.sys.transputer following some 
>discussion of a T9000 sample die handed to Parsytec at the TAT'92
>conference in Aachen.  The device in question was an open package 
>containing a real T9000 alpha die which was bonded out. It was the
>intention that this device should be used for display purposes only ...

Progress on the T9?  Alpha sample dies seen at TAT 92?  I remember 
seeing this sample die of the T9 early in 91!

s. cannon.
Re: T9 samples
#1269
Author: David Boreham
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1992 09:16
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In article <9210051449.AA01971@cannon.cs.usu.edu> scott@CANNON.CS.USU.EDU (Scott Cannon) writes:
>Stephen Doyle writes in response to a request for info on the T9;
>
>> ... message was circulated on comp.sys.transputer following some 
>>discussion of a T9000 sample die handed to Parsytec at the TAT'92
>>conference in Aachen.  The device in question was an open package 
>>containing a real T9000 alpha die which was bonded out. It was the
>>intention that this device should be used for display purposes only ...
>
>Progress on the T9?  Alpha sample dies seen at TAT 92?  I remember 
>seeing this sample die of the T9 early in 91!
>
                                   ^^^^^^^^^^NOT !

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