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From: newton@ils.nwu.edu (David Newton)
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Subject: Re: Opinions on Hyperstone ?
Keywords: Hyperstone, 32-bit-processor
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Date: 29 Jan 91 21:11:23 GMT
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Well, I've certainly heard of it, there is an ad for it in most recent issues
of "Embedded Systems Programming", and there was a brief blurb in the latest
issue.

   I am curious about it because of its apparently high performance using
slow DRAMS...  I'm an intermediate hardware hacker and like to play, can't
do a lot of things, but if this works like the ad says it will work, it
could be a fun little embedded-systems component.  Just my $.02...

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