Your comment reminded me that Cyrix had a "586" chip (technically was called the 5x86) and 12 year old me definitely thought it was an Intel when I bought it at

Your comment reminded me that Cyrix had a "586" chip (technically was called the 5x86) and 12 year old me definitely thought it was an Intel when I bought it at a local computer show. Turned out to be a great little processor for the price. Cyrix was a really fascinating company. Extremely short lived but had a huge impact on Intel's grip over the processor space (Intel lost all their lawsuits against them and nearly faced antitrust proceedings because of it).