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Revision as of 22:11, 12 January 2014

The 1970s brought the microprocessor revolution with smaller, faster, and cheaper integrated circuits.

Year Qt Intel National NEC Rockwell Motorola Toshiba Mostek GI AMI Hitachi Fairchild TI
1971 1Q PPS-25
2Q
3Q
4Q 4004
1972 1Q 8008
2Q PPS-4
3Q
4Q
1973 1Q IMP-16 NEC uPD751
2Q T3472[note1 1]
3Q μCOM 4
4Q
1974 1Q 8080 IMP-8 5065 TMS1000
2Q 6800 T3190
3Q 3000 CP1600
4Q 4040 IMP-4
1975 1Q PPS-8 9209 HD35404 F8
2Q
3Q PPS-4/2
4Q
1976 1Q
2Q μCOM 41
3Q
4Q
  1. Exact release date is unknown