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A Technical White Paper – A Case for 16 bit Architectures

Somewhat dated technology, but an interesting read [;)]

http://robgarrett.com/blogs/downloads/16bitarch.pdf

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This entry was posted in Everything, Software Development and tagged Blogging on March 16, 2007 by robgarrett.

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