8086/8088
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The 8086 was the first processor that allowed a leap in the history of computing.
Manufactured by Intel and released by IBM in their first compatible computers (the first PCs).
It was really thanks to this processor that personal computers were born.
The 8086 had a 16-bit data bus, while its little brother, the 8088 had a 16-bit structure internally, but externally it communicated with an 8-bit data bus. This brought with it a considerable cheapening of the processor, which resulted in a greater and faster deployment of computing at that time.
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DIP40
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Dual in Line: This type of encapsulation is very common in the construction of integrated circuits. It was one of the first sockets used, invented in the 70's and still used today.
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Used in the entire range of 8080, 8086, 8088 processors, etc.
8080
Intel 8080A-1
TYPE: 8080
Speed: 3.125 MHz
Transistors: 6,000
Package: Plastic DIP
Socket: DIP40
Manufacturing: 1,984
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8086
Intel 8086
TYPE: 8086
Speed: 5MHz
Package: Plastic DIP
Socket: DIP40
Manufacturing: 1978
transistors: 29,000
Voltage: 5V
Purchased at: China
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8088
Intel 8088-2
TYPE: 8088
Speed: 8 MHz
sSpec: SX038
Manufacturing: 1,978
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Donation: Daniel Anguera