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From: uace0@uhnix2.uh.edu (Michael B. Vederman)
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Subject: Re: Developing for the Lynx
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Date: 17 Jan 90 21:24:29 GMT
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>Sort of related question: whatever happened to the 6809 chip?  I always
>thought it had a lot going for it, too, as 8-bit chips go.  The only
>commercial computer/game that I know for sure used it was the Tandy Co-Co.
>--
>>>"Aaiiyeeee!  Death from above!"<< | Steve Rehrauer, rehrauer@apollo.hp.com
>   "Flee, lest we be trod upon!"    | The Apollo System Division of H.P

The 6809 was used on some of the Williams games:  Robotron,Stargate,Joust.

- Paul

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