Re:TI-H: (OT about Grant's 486/68000)

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Subject: Re:TI-H: (OT about Grant's 486/68000)
From: Grant Stockly <gussie@stockly.com>
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1999 13:36:59 -0800
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>Both the G3 and the Playstation's Processor are RISC, which makes
>them ALOT faster and ALOT more compatible.
>
>At approximately 1:56 PM -0800GMT on the day Earth People call
>6/23/99, Grant Stockly declared:
>
>>Ohh realy.  :)  For someone who programs asm, tell me how.  :)

It depends how you define RISC.

In ways the Pentium is RISC...


It has more to do with how deticated the programmers, and how easy the
processor and all the hardware is integrated.  They only need to make one
device driver and all computers are supported on the Mac.

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Re:TI-H: (OT about Grant's 486/68000)

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