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Hardware News   Hardware News : Arstechnica on PPC: An Architectural History, Part II is out
   posted by Eric_S on 19-Oct-2004 9:28:59 (2708 reads)
To continue reading about the historical architectural progress of the PPC, click here.

Part one can be found here.
    

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Chunder 
Re: Arstechnica on PPC: An Architectural History, Part II is
Posted on 19-Oct-2004 10:26:53
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Blb

Actually, I could have sworn that I've already read this...

Edit - dammit, I didn't notice that there's two link in the article. Guess which one muggins just read through thinking "this sounds familiar"?

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Re: Arstechnica on PPC: An Architectural History, Part II is
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There are a few parallels that can be drawn between Apple in 1995/6 and the Amiga progress now. Efficient but inferior hardware, still primarily a 68k code base (if not in OS then certainly applications).

After a few false starts, Amiga is progressing past 1994. I found the article stoked my enthusiasm a bit & I'm happy that Amiga is following in the footsteps of Apple.

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Nice article, worth reading especially for coders!


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They ignored all (modern) IBM 750 chips ... :(


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@KimmoK

G3 & G4 are being discussed in the next article, maybe the 970 will be after that.

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