--- Tony Duell <ard_at_p850ug1.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> > One of my collecting goals is to acquire an example of each of
> > the microprocessor acrhitectures. Now 6502, 8080, 6809, 68000,
>
> Other CPUs to consider are :
>
> TMS9900 (TI99/4A, for example, or some Versatec printer/plotters)
> 6100 (PDP8-on-a-chip -- DECmates)
> Transputer (it's harder to find a computer based on this chip than to
> find it on an add-on board for a PC).
> 6800 (as distinct from 6809)
> ARM
> LSI11 (in all its flavours)
> All the single-chip HP calculator CPUs (ACT, NUT, Saturn, etc).
> MIPS R2000, R3000
> SPARC
> Alpha
> Microcontrollers (8048, 8051, PIC, ...)
Hmm... I think I need a bigger list. I'm missing the Transputer
and most of the HP calculator (and one of the MIPS - I have a
DECstation that has a MIPS processor, R3000 IIRC). The rest
of those, I have.
I have a couple of (working) HDS X-terms based on the i960, as well as
a few loose chips (PGA package).
I also have a couple of 4004 chips - one came out of a commercial
kitchen scale, the other out of a non-UPC barcode device for
grocery stores (got it at Dayton, c. 1983)
> Some are much easier to find than others ;-)
Indeed.
-ethan
> -tony
>
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