Re: What chip!


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Re: What chip!



>So when is TI going to put the new Intel chip (the one which will run
>233MHz on a normal battery) into their calcs?!:->

Why would anybody want an Intel chip in a calculator? They're far to
complicated and could possibly contain serious errors. (The Pentium FDIV
bug is a good example of that.)

What I'd want is Motorola to put their G3 chip into a calc. It's a 266 MHz
chip that consumes 4W and eats any Intel chip for breakfast. Look at any
SPEC benchmark.


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