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Which reminds me - the bus-narrowed version was important, because they then could use cheap and off the shelf 8-bit components for the rest of the chip set.
by actionfromafar 3y ago
Which reminds me - the bus-narrowed version was important, because they then could use cheap and off the shelf 8-bit components for the rest of the chip set.
- p_l 3y agoBoth required a bus demultiplexer, but indeed 8088 was cheaper in a bunch of places (both 8086 and 8088 could run 8bit data transfers, though)