Geek Fact for July 10th

By Judy Novotny / 07/10/2012 / 1 Comment / Geek Facts

In 1989 , Intel publicly demonstrated the first EISA 82350 chip set.

Intel’s 82350 Extended Industry Standard Architecture (EISA) family was the industry’s first set of devices to implement the new 32-bit EISA bus.

Learn more at http://www.computerhistory.org/collections/accession/102652375

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Judy Novotny

Judy is a computer veteran with 30 years of experience. She has owned everything from a TRS-80, Apple IIe and various Windows-based PCs. She is currently living in her Apple ecosystem at home consisting of an iPhone, iPad, iMac, MacBook, Apple TV, iPod nano and two Time Capsules. She is a fan of all things mobile since she got her first Palm Pilot in 1999. Check out her iPad app, Number Wizard, in the App Store. Follow her on Twitter @junovotech or at Junovo.com.

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In 1989 , Intel publicly demonstrated the first EISA 82350 chip set.

About The Author

Judy Novotny

In 1989 , Intel publicly demonstrated the first EISA 82350 chip set.