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| − | The '''TMS1000''' was a 4-bit [[microprocessor]]s first introduced to the general market in 1974 by [[Texas Instruments]]. The TMS1000 is the world's first single-chip microprocessor created in September of 1971. However, unlike the [[Intel 4004]], it was not released to general market until 1974. The TMS1000 is part of the {{ti|TMS1000 Series}}. | + | The '''TMS1000''' was a 4-bit [[microprocessor]]s first introduced to the general market in 1974 by [[Texas Instruments]]. The TMS1000 is the world's first single-chip microprocessor created in September of 1971. However, unlike the [[Intel 4004]], it was not released to general market until 1974. The TMS1000 is part of the {{ti|TMS1000|TMS1000 Series}}. |
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The TMS1000 was a 4-bit microprocessors first introduced to the general market in 1974 by Texas Instruments. The TMS1000 is the world's first single-chip microprocessor created in September of 1971. However, unlike the Intel 4004, it was not released to general market until 1974. The TMS1000 is part of the TMS1000 Series.
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