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From: pink@JUDY.UH.EDU
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Subject: 680x0 Price/Performance...
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Date: 11 Jun 91 20:31:09 GMT
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I'm working on a design for a parallel computer using the 68000
as the compute processor on each node.  Unfortunately, I don't have 
external funding for this project so everything is comming out of
my pocket.  Can someone direct me to a good source of 680x0 chips?
 
I'm looking to purchase 10-16 processors, and don't care whether its
a 68000, 68010, 68020 etc.. What's important is the price/performance
ratio.  (I'd rather get at 33MHz 68000 than a 12.5MHz 68020...)
 
I've checked Jameco and JDR Microdevices-- I'm sure there are better 
deals out there.

Thanks!

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