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Intel 8008

The Intel 8008 ("eight-thousand-eight" or "eighty-oh-eight") is an early 8-bit microprocessor capable of addressing 16 KB of memory, introduced in April 1972. The 8008 architecture was designed by Computer Terminal Corporation (CTC) and was implemented and manufactured by Intel. While the 8008 was originally designed for use in CTC's Datapoint 2200…

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Address width
14 bits
Application
Computer terminals, calculators, bottling machines, 1970s ASEA industrial robots (IRB 6), simple computers, etc.
Common manufacturer
Intel
Data width
8 bits
Designed by
Computer Terminal Corporation (CTC)
Discontinued
1983

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Intel 8008

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Avg. degree1.97
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related to External links · 33
Intel 8008 → ALU, April, Archived, Assembly Language Reference CardShirriff, BASIC, Computer World, December, Die, Donald, Even, February, Forgotten PC, Grant, How, Illinois, Intel, Ken, Kilobaud Magazine, Lamont, Martin Research
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Intel 8008 → Erfurt, GDR, Intel, Karl Marx, MF8008Siemens SAB8008, MicroSystems International, Mikroelektronik, MIL, MME, U808
see also · 5
Intel 8008 → Gary Kildall, Intel, Intel Intellec, Micral, SCELBI
Address width · 1
Intel 8008 → 14 bits
Application · 1
Intel 8008 → Computer terminals, calculators, bottling machines, 1970s ASEA industrial robots (IRB 6), simple computers, etc.
Common manufacturer · 1
Intel 8008 → Intel
Data width · 1
Intel 8008 → 8 bits
Designed by · 1
Intel 8008 → Computer Terminal Corporation (CTC)
Discontinued · 1
Intel 8008 → 1983
Instruction set · 1
Intel 8008 → 8008

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Intel 8008Address width14 bits1.00infobox
Intel 8008ApplicationComputer terminals, calculators, bottling machines, 1970s ASEA industrial robots (IRB 6), simple computers, etc.1.00infobox
Intel 8008Common manufacturerIntel1.00infobox
Intel 8008Data width8 bits1.00infobox
Intel 8008Designed byComputer Terminal Corporation (CTC)1.00infobox
Intel 8008Discontinued19831.00infobox
Intel 8008Instruction set80081.00infobox
Intel 8008LaunchedApril 19721.00infobox
Intel 8008Marketed byIntel1.00infobox
Intel 8008Max. CPU clock rate500 kHz to 800 kHz1.00infobox
Intel 8008Package18-pin dual in-line package1.00infobox
Intel 8008SocketDIP181.00infobox
Intel 8008SuccessorIntel 80801.00infobox
Intel 8008Technology node10 μm1.00infobox
Intel 8008Transistors3,5001.00infobox

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