Re: Series 32000 part numbering history (NCR)

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From: Richard Mateosian
Date: Fri, 02 Nov 1984 07:16

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> >Isn't there a clash of naming conventions between the NS32000 series
> >and the WE 32000 chip? 
> 
> That's not the only one, there is also the NCR 32000 series processors.

NCR part numbers have a discretely placed / (e.g. NCR 32/000).
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Richard Mateosian
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