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From: keithd@cadovax.UUCP (Keith Doyle)
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Subject: Re: Re: AT&T Micro Anouncement
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Date: Mon, 17-Jun-85 17:49:17 EDT
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> PLEASE do not compare bananas and strawberries (I almost said apples
> and ... but lots of articles are posted comparing Apples to everything
> else :-).  The WE32100 Microprocessor line is a line of full 32-bit
> (32-bit addressing and 32-bit data paths and registers) machines with 
> a full complement of support chips.  Do not confuse these chips with
> "32 bit" chips that need extra registers to address more than 64K !!!
> 
> 					Rich Strebendt
> 					...!ihnp4!iwsl6!res

How did you figure that out?  I've been trying to get information (through
previously mentioned channels, the 800 number etc.) on this chip, and so
far have only received a skimpy little brochure that dosen't say squat
about architecture.  Has ANYONE gotten any information about some specifics?
Such as: number of registers, addressing modes, etc.  and all that kind of
good stuff?  Maybe its a secret huh?  (maybe it's still 'vaporware' huh?)

Keith Doyle
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