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From: nghiem@ut-emx.UUCP (Alex Nghiem)
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Subject: Re: AMD 80C287 Math Coprocessors
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Date: 27 Jun 90 23:23:24 GMT
References: <1990Jun27.202426.9745@mozart.amd.com>
Reply-To: nghiem@emx.UUCP (Alex Nghiem)
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In article <1990Jun27.202426.9745@mozart.amd.com> Ryan Feemster, Communications Products Division writes:
>
>Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has just announced it will sell 80C-287 
>Math CoProcessor chips DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC!!!  Prices for the low-
>power CMOS versions START at $99.  HALF THE PRICE OF INTEL'S CHIP!!
>Those interested in ordering can call 1-800-888-5590.  HURRY before
>INTEL's lawsuit against AMD voids this offer.  This is not a joke.

Will these chips work in a standard 80287 sockets, or are special
voltages required. What about 80387 chips?

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