Chip - Intel 80286 Microprocessor Chip (c1982)

The Intel 80286 is a 16-bit processor. It contained 134,000 transistors, and was a 2.66 MIP (Million Instructions Per Second), 12 Mhz chip. Introduced in 1982, the chip shown is from 1984. The chip shown has flat gold contacts and was probably designed for small spaces such as laptops.

Photo Courtesy of Steve Emery

See Also:

Microprocessor Chip (Intel 4004) (1969)

Microprocessor Chip (Intel 8008) (1972)

Microprocessor Chip (Intel 8088) (1981)

Microprocessor Chip (Intel 80286) (1982)

Microprocessor Chip (Intel 80386) (1985)

Microprocessor Chip (Intel 80486) (1989)

Microprocessor Chip (Intel 80586) (1993)

Microprocessor Chip (RCA 1802) (1974)

Microprocessor Chip (Rockwell R6511)

Microprocessor Mainframe CPU

Microprocessor History

Microprocessor Table: Intel

Microprocessor: Mainframe

 


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