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Article #2042Re: 68030
From: fouts
Date: Sun, 28 Sep 1986 17:35
Date: Sun, 28 Sep 1986 17:35
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I have the following (not verbatim, I've already filed the issue
in the circular file (:-) report on the 68030 from last week's EE-Times
magaizine:
So many trade publications were writing about the 'impending'
announcement of the 68030 (and 68040) chips that Motorola decided they
had better announce the chip. They won't be shipping sample quantities
until next July.
I don't remember details, except that it has a 32 bit wide data
and address path to memory and uses higher clock rates than the 68020.
Marty
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