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From: pekka-r@obelix.liu.se (Pekka Akselin [The Mad Midnight Hacker])
Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm
Subject: Re: Is the Z180 equivalent to the 64180?
Message-ID: <1438@obelix.liu.se>
Date: 10 Feb 88 09:55:32 GMT
References: <8802032201.AA04237@nrl-css.ARPA>
Organization: University of Linkoping, Sweden
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Hello!
In article <8802032201.AA04237@nrl-css.ARPA> you write:
[...]
>Or is the Z180 not exactly the same as a HD64180?
I've never heard of a Z180!? But there is an Z280
made by Zilog. It's just wonderful, it's a virtual memory
16-bit Z80 (extended instr. set) with MMU, instr. pipeline
and data/instr. cache. AND lots more.
It currently runs under a 10MHz clock (Xtal = 20MHz) but future
versions will be as fast as 25MHz. The 10MHz version is approx.
3 times faster than a 5 MHz Z80.

Running minix on this chip would be very nice!

>	By the way, I got the first issue of Ciarcia's new magazine,
>Circuit Cellar Ink, yesterday, and it looks good.  Just the thing for
>anyone who likes his Byte column and wants more.
How do you order the magazine?

Bye.

	/pekka

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