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In article <GUMBY.90J...@Gang-of-Four.Stanford.EDU>, gu...@Gang-of-Four.Stanford.EDU (David Vinayak Wallace) writes:
> I used to have a WOM datasheet, from Intel, if I remember.  This was
> from about '78 or '79 if I remember (when the 4116 was hot stuff, and
> everybody had 2102's in their machines).
> 
> It looked like a legit datasheet: timings, power requirements, etc.  I
> think I got it in a mailing with a bunch of real datasheets.  Now lost
> of course...anyone got a copy?


If MY memory serves me, the WOM kit was an offer from Hewlett
Packard in, oh, maybe 1975.  It came with a chip, data sheet, and
a set of glasses with a rubber nose and mustache as a WOM
designer disguise.  They only mailed out a few of them before
they ran out.  I have long ago lost the chip and data sheet, but
I still haul out the rubber nose and disguise from time to
appropriate time.

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