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(Created page with "{{Monolithic IC |Manufacturer=Intel |Model=80286 |Part_nos= |Description=16-bit microprocessor |Used_in=11201 }} introduced in 1982. Initially offered speeds were 5, 6 or 8 MHz, later versions up to 25 MHz. The 80286 was the CPU in the IBM PC AT. It expands the architecture of the earlier Intel 8086 to introduce memory management with physical address space up to 16 MB and "protected mode" intended to support multitasking operating systems, albeit retaining th...") |
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}} introduced in 1982. Initially offered speeds were 5, 6 or 8 MHz, later versions up to 25 MHz. The 80286 was the CPU in the IBM PC AT. | }} introduced in 1982. Initially offered speeds were 5, 6 or 8 MHz, later versions up to 25 MHz. The 80286 was the CPU in the IBM PC AT. | ||