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From: peter@CUNIXF.CC.COLUMBIA.EDU (Peter Wu)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: PS/2
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Date: 17 Feb 90 19:48:06 GMT
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>In article <237@edpmgt.UUCP> gpitcher@edpmgt.UUCP (Glenn Pitcher) writes:
>>The PS/2 Model 30 and I believe the model 25 both use the 8086 processor.
>>The 8088 is used in clones and I don't know of any *real* IBM's that ever 
>>used it.
>
>Really?  Well, I guess Norton's SI must be lying to me when it tells me that
>all the PS/2 30s around here have 286s...

All of the original IBM PC's used the 8088.  There are different
models of PS/2 30's.  One of the PS/2 30 models used 8086, but the PS/2
30-286's used 80286 chips.

Pedro Quien?