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From: smk@zippy.eecs.umich.edu (Steve Kelley)
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Subject: Re: Book Recommendations, Please..
Summary: Go right to the source...
Keywords: 80386, 80286, 8086, assembly
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Date: 24 Mar 89 19:24:37 GMT
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In article <566@madnix.UUCP> rat@madnix.UUCP (David Douthitt) writes:
>
>Can anyone recommend a good book to cover ALL of Intel's microprocessors?
>
> ... , I haven't been able to find a book which covers all processors from
>the 8088 thru the 80386, giving details on differences and the like.  Is there
>such a beastie?
>

	Microprocessor and Peripheral  Handbook	(2 vol. set)
	Intel Corp.
	Literature Order Number 230843
	$25.00

	Covers 8086 Family, 80286 Family, INTEL386 (tm) Family,
	Memory controlllers, support peripherals, floppy disk controllers,
	hard disk controllers, Universal Peripheral Interface Slave
	Microcontrollers, Graphics Coprocessor Family, and Development
	Tools for the 8051, 8096,8086/186/188, 80286, and 80386.

	There is also a Literature Price List order number 210620.

	Available from 	Intel Literature Sales
			P.O. Box 58130
			Santa Clara, Ca. 95052-8130
			(800) 548-4725


Steve Kelley