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Gibbon replied

3 February 2014, 12:32
Originally posted by zeitghost View Post

Or something.

Central Air Data Computer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

So, rather than 4 bits (), this F14 thingie had 20 bits.

Sounds just a tad more powerful to me.

Ahem, note the date. The 920C was my first.

http://www.ourcomputerheritage.org/ccs-e5x2.pdf
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zeitghost started a topic Knocking the Intel 4004 into a cocked hat.

3 February 2014, 12:11
Knocking the Intel 4004 into a cocked hat.

Or something.

Central Air Data Computer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

So, rather than 4 bits (), this F14 thingie had 20 bits.

Sounds just a tad more powerful to me.
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