486SLC

(1) A 486SX-compatible CPU from Cyrix that was pin compatible with the 386SX, had a 1K cache and used a 16-bit bus. It provided an upgrade path for 386SXs.

(2) The IBM version of the 486SX.

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Arguably, the introduction of Cyrix's 486SLC class chips forced Intel to move up the deadline for the introduction of the Pentium.

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This portable computer has a 486SLC, 25MHz microprocessor and a 10.

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Standard features of this sub-system include a 486SLC 33MHz a processor, 80 or 120MB removable hard drive, 4-20 MB RAM, and a 64 level grey scale display (VGA 640x480).

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In 1994 Cyrix transitioned its product mix from entry level lines such as the 486SLC and 486DLC microprocessors and math coprocessors to primarily 486DX and 486DX2 microprocessors.

Cyrix record year; 1994 profits up 92%; revenues up 97% from 1993

The REV TO 486(386SX) and 386SX2) CPU upgrades convert an Intel or AMD 386SX processor into a powerful 486SLC or 486SLC2.

486 CPU upgrades for 386SX computers based on 486SLC2 processors

The tablets are based on 486SLC, 25MHz microprocessors; have 9.

Pen-based computing: going where educators need to go

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