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SILICON DESIGN / 1975

MOS Technology 6502

A low-cost microprocessor that became widely used in early personal computers, including the Apple II and Commodore PET.

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Published analysisComputer History Museum

Scope: original MOS 6502

Year basis: introduced. This is distinct from source publication and record update.

Packaging, power & physical analysis
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Manufacturer / primary sourceMOS Technology / archived by Bitsavers

Scope: original MOS 6502

Source date: 1982

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Manufacturer / primary sourceWestern Design Center

Scope: original MOS 6502

Source date: 2021-01-05

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MOS Technology 6502 — Die photograph

Wikimedia Commons · Pauli Rautakorpi

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silicon design · MOS Technology 6502

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