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That's because it's not really applicable. It was never intended as a replacement for the 8086/8088 but was designed to reduce component counts in integrated s
by cptskippy 8y ago
That's because it's not really applicable. It was never intended as a replacement for the 8086/8088 but was designed to reduce component counts in integrated systems.
The 186 was closer to a SoC and the integrated components weren't backward compatible with what was used in the IBM PC/AT so it was kind of a nonstarter in the PC arena.