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 10.4-inch diagonal active matrix color display.

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The tablets are based on 486SLC, 25MHz microprocessors; have 9.5" diagonal displays; and can be converted to a desktop system.

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