That's actually 8086-8088-80286.... (and actually, there's an 80186 in
there as well.... :-)
> Please accept facts. To many people not knowing history so well;
> the 8088-8086-80186-80286-80386-80486-Pentium is an unbroken line
> of development of the same processor.
> Hence the misguided questions.
> The real question is: what should we do about it?
> Politely redirect them to the correct place?
> Shout at them?
> Rename our list?
>
>
> Regards,
> Jakob Eriksson
>
>
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