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Master_Picengineer is correct regarding the first Intel microprocessors.
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After the 8008, the 8080 was introduced. It featured a drastically improved instruction set. Later, the 8085 was introduced; It featured a few new instructions, but its main advantage was that it incorporated many of the hardware functions that external ICs performed for the 8080.
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It's interesting to note that Intel introduced the 4004 primarily as a way of increasing the demand for dynamic RAM chips. At the time the 4004 was introduced, memory chips were Intel's main product.
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Kral
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