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From: rconn@brl@sri-unix.UUCP
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Subject: [Sol Libes:  S-100 bus faster than Multibus?]
Message-ID: <4620@sri-arpa.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 3-Sep-83 00:59:44 EDT
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Posted: Sat Sep  3 00:59:44 1983
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From:      Rick Conn <rconn@brl>

I thought everyone would be interested in this item from Sol.  This
was in regard to my earlier message.

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Date: 27 August 1983 09:07 EDT
From: Sol Libes <SLIBES @ MIT-MC>
Subject:  S-100 bus faster than Multibus?
To: rconn @ BRL
cc: SLIBES @ MIT-MC, decvax!decwrl!turtleva!ken @ UCB-VAX
In-reply-to: Msg of Thu 25 Aug 83 20:51:27 EDT from Rick Conn <rconn at brl>

  At Microsystems we are now undertaking an evaluation of th
Lightening One system form Lomas Data Systems.  This is an S-100
system with an 8 Mhz 8086 processor and math and I/O coprocessors.
Also in discussions with Mark Garetz, chairman of the IEEE-696/S-100
standard commmittee, I have been given to understand that he has built
prototype S-100 systems that have run at over 10Mhz using sample chips
that I gather are not yet in production......Sol
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