history: My first computer was based on the Intel 80386 microprocessor. Are you familiar with it?
knowledge: The 1981 launch of the IBM Personal Computer coined both the term ''Personal Computer'' and ''PC''.
response: No, was it related to the IBM Personal Computer that was released in 1981?
history: My first computer was based on the Intel 80386 microprocessor. Are you familiar with it?
No, was it related to the IBM Personal Computer that was released in 1981?
I believe it was and a lot of other companies tried to emulate those IBMs, which were created with that processor. How fast were those processors, any idea?
knowledge: The Intel 80386, also known as i386 or just 386, is a 32-bit microprocessor introduced in 1985.
response: I'm not aware of the speed of the processors but the Intel 80386 is also known as the i386 or 386. It was a 32-bit microprocessor that came out in 1985.
history: My first computer was based on the Intel 80386 microprocessor. Are you familiar with it?
No, was it related to the IBM Personal Computer that was released in 1981?
I believe it was and a lot of other companies tried to emulate those IBMs, which were created with that processor. How fast were those processors, any idea?
I'm not aware of the speed of the processors but the Intel 80386 is also known as the i386 or 386. It was a 32-bit microprocessor that came out in 1985.
Interesting. So a floating point number would be limited by today's standards. I wonder how overcoming that 32-bit limitation, helped with scientific simulations and experiments.
knowledge: The 32-bit 80386 can correctly execute most code intended for the earlier 16-bit processors such as 8086 and 80286 that were ubiquitous in early PCs.
response: I'm not positive on how it is related but the 80386, which was 32-bit, could finish almost all of the code for earlier 16-bit processors.
history: My first computer was based on the Intel 80386 microprocessor. Are you familiar with it?
No, was it related to the IBM Personal Computer that was released in 1981?
I believe it was and a lot of other companies tried to emulate those IBMs, which were created with that processor. How fast were those processors, any idea?
I'm not aware of the speed of the processors but the Intel 80386 is also known as the i386 or 386. It was a 32-bit microprocessor that came out in 1985.
Interesting. So a floating point number would be limited by today's standards. I wonder how overcoming that 32-bit limitation, helped with scientific simulations and experiments.
I'm not positive on how it is related but the 80386, which was 32-bit, could finish almost all of the code for earlier 16-bit processors.
Hmm, that's cool - it was sounds like it was backwards compatible. How long did the 80386 last as the dominant chip?
knowledge: Intel supplies processors for computer system manufacturers such as Apple, Lenovo, HP, and Dell.
response: I'm not sure of that but computer manufacturers like Apple, Dell, HP, and Lenovo gets processors from Intel.
history: My first computer was based on the Intel 80386 microprocessor. Are you familiar with it?
No, was it related to the IBM Personal Computer that was released in 1981?
I believe it was and a lot of other companies tried to emulate those IBMs, which were created with that processor. How fast were those processors, any idea?
I'm not aware of the speed of the processors but the Intel 80386 is also known as the i386 or 386. It was a 32-bit microprocessor that came out in 1985.
Interesting. So a floating point number would be limited by today's standards. I wonder how overcoming that 32-bit limitation, helped with scientific simulations and experiments.
I'm not positive on how it is related but the 80386, which was 32-bit, could finish almost all of the code for earlier 16-bit processors.
Hmm, that's cool - it was sounds like it was backwards compatible. How long did the 80386 last as the dominant chip?
I'm not sure of that but computer manufacturers like Apple, Dell, HP, and Lenovo gets processors from Intel.
Intel definitely has the major market share. Any idea who is their biggest competition?
knowledge: Intel also manufactures motherboard chipsets, network interface controllers and integrated circuits, flash memory, graphics chips, embedded processors and other devices related to communications and computing.
response: Honestly, I lack that information but Intel does make other devices and things connected to computing and communications like graphics cards and flash memory.