> Because it's not a 68000. TI's using a
> somewhat modified embedded 68K chip
> (at least in my calc). It's not a
> 68010/20/30/40, but it's not a straight
> 68000, either.
TI does manufacture chips anyway. It's probably their own version of the
M68k, just like Nintendo used a modified Z80 chip in the Gameboy.
Robbie
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