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8080
An 8-bit microprocessor from Intel, with a clock speed of 2 MHz. It was the first general-purpose microprocessor.
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80586
Pentium. The Intel high-performance microprocessor introduced in 1993, also called P5 or 586. It is about twice as fast as the 486.
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80486sx
A less expensive version of the 80486 Intel microprocessor, with no coprocessor.
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8051
An 8-bit microprocessor/microcontroller from Intel, with a clock speed of 1-12 MHz.
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80486
A 32-bit microprocessor from Intel with a built-in coprocessor and a clock speed of 33 MHz.
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80386
A 32-bit microprocessor from Intel with a clock speed of 33 MHz. The 80386 is used in PCs.
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80386sx
A less expensive version of the Intel 80386, with a 16-bit bus.
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802.x
The set of IEEE standards for defining LAN protocols.
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80286
The Intel microprocessor used with the IBM PC AT. Its register size is 16 bits, its bus size is 16 bits, and its clock speed is 8 MHz.
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8-bit computer
A computer whose central processing unit can process 8 bits of information at a time.
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