From: jrr@flippers.com   
      
   On 2025-01-23 4:18 a.m., root wrote:   
   > John Robertson  wrote:   
   > Thanks, I stand corrected. I actually wrote software for the 9900   
   > series (16 bit) and interacted with TXN on some of their software   
   > back in those days.   
      
   Hey, no problem! I suspect these variations were hardly used at all -   
   just the odd video game where someone had a Developers Kit for the CPU   
   and built the game around it. I've talked to a few game developers and   
   that was exactly why they used some odd-ball chips! Handy Developers   
   Kits and support from the kit's factory...   
      
   John :-#)#   
      
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