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For $95?? Looks like there are equivalents for $10 available, though.
by detrites 3y ago
For $95?? Looks like there are equivalents for $10 available, though.
- RobotToaster 3y agoIIRC, A lot of old chips are basically kept in small batch production for military, aviation, etc, hardware that needs parts repairing or replacing.
- ndiddy 3y agoIt's not straight from Intel, it's from a company called Rochester Electronics that buys EOL chip IP from a bunch of different companies and then makes their products available for legacy devices. They also make Motorola 6809s and 68000s.