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ZiLOG Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
Posted by Eric on 7 December 2001, 23:07 GMT
ZiLOG, the esteemed company that brought us the Z80 processor, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. TI's TI-8x line of calculators (except the TI-89), of course, uses a processor based on the ZiLOG Z80 (as well as many other ancient computers such as the ol' TRS-80). More information can be found at the Electronics Times.
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Re: ZiLOG Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
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Michael Vincent 
(Web Page)
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*sobs uncontrollably*
I guess there's always the 68000 though :(
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7 December 2001, 23:30 GMT
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Re: ZiLOG Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
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acr34
(Web Page)
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This is a terrible thing. I'm truely worried, all those hours we spent (days for some of us;) are truely at risk of being wasted. I have confidence in TI, though.
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7 December 2001, 23:31 GMT
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Re: ZiLOG Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
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Barrett Anderson
(Web Page)
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you guys are freeking out about nothing... zilog BROUGHT the z80 processor... OTHER people make it as well... and they aren't even going to stop production - they are dividing it up in to shares.. and they can still trade with other companies. paranoid psychos.
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8 December 2001, 02:35 GMT
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