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From: "David Alderman" <DAVE@persprog.com>
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Subject:       Re: Functional differences between various 486 CPUs
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Please ignore my previous comments about IBM's 486 CPU's.  Michael 
Smith's post is more up to date and informative.  I had no idea that 
IBM was selling the Cyrix parts now.  I was thinking of the old "Blue 
Lightning" line.
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When philosophy conflicts with reality, choose reality.
Dave Alderman  -- dave@persprog.com
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