cider seminar on Intel 80386

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From: Ted Szymanski
Date: Fri, 01 Nov 1985 19:07

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                     Part CLII
      The 80386 32-bit Multitasking SuperMicro
                   By Rich Heslip
    Intel Semiconductor of Canada (613) 829-9714
                    Room GB 120
                    Time: 2:00-3:00
          Date: Wednesday, Nov. 6th, 1985
                      Abstract
   This seminar will evaluate the  technical  de-
   tails  of  the  80386,  the  32-bit  member of
   Intel's iAPX microprocessor family.  Topics to
   be  covered  include  an overview of the 80386
   architecture, instruction set, on-board  paged
   MMU,   multi-tasking  features,  coprocessors,
   virtual  mode  and   performance   evaluation.
   Intel's  boards, systems and software products
   for the 80386 will also be reviewed.

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Subject: cider seminar on Intel 80386
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