Zilog Z80 (redirect from Zilog Z380)
among other things); similar things can be said for the Z800, Z280, and Z380. However, it was not until the fully pipelined eZ80 was launched in 2001...
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which are the two primary reasons for its speed. Unlike the older Z280 and Z380 it does not have (or need) a cache memory. Instead, it is intended to work...
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Z80000 (late 1985) Zilog Z280 (early 1986) Zilog Z180 (late 1986) Zilog Z380 (1994) Zilog Z8 (1979) Zilog Z8 Encore! Zilog Z8 Encore! XP Zilog eZ80 (2001)...
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Z182 other attempts were made to extend the Z80 architecture, the 32-bit Z380 (introduced 1994) was a commercial disappointment except for some specific...
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Detachable Mainstream Traditional IdeaPad Z580/Z585 IdeaPad Z480/Z485 IdeaPad Z380/Z385 IdeaPad V580 IdeaPad V480 IdeaPad N580/N586 IdeaPad N581 IdeaPad P580...
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accessed through 16K pages). A Spectrum-compatible computer based on the Zilog Z380 (a 32-bit version of the Z80, capable of running at 40 MHz). Development...
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different from the old Z80. The changes were similar to the Z800, Z280, Z380 and eZ80 lines of Z80 compatible processors. The original Z80 uses an unusual...
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