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Subject: Re: 500Mbyte ROMS and more... - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 24-May-84 17:36:00 EDT
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Posted: Thu May 24 17:36:00 1984
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/***** ea:net.micro / nmtvax!tim /  4:44 am  May 17, 1984 */
<>
   He didn`t get it wrong.  There is a (or will be) a 68012.  It is not
a 32bit wide data cpu.  It is the same as the 68000 with the difference
that all the address lines are available.  The 68000 throws away 8 of
the address lines normally.  His reference article can it explain it
better than I.  Look it up...

   Tim
/* ---------- */

Minor correction - the 68012 is the 68010, not the 68000. This buys you
virtual machine/memory capabilities, as well as memory-speed block
moves/compares/etc.

	<mike