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SubjectRe: *** next draft - press release ***
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In message <Pine.LNX.3.96.990115195556.17518B-100000@z.ml.org>, Gregory 
Maxwell
writes:
+-----
| > Correct. A 486SX doesn't have much in common with a '486. I should
| > have remembered that these nickel chips are still sprinkled around
| > here and there pretending to be the real thing.
|
| Actually, at least some of the 486SX cpus had the same dies as the DX cpus
| and just had a single line not connected externally.
+--->8

Weren't the original 486SX'es just recycled early-stepping 486DX'es that had
FPU bugs?

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