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To: grok who wrote (31901)	10/10/1999 1:18:00 AM
From: Dave B	Respond to of 93625

KZ, It was called the BR1018 Computer. Thanks. I knew the 4004 came out in '71, so I was curious what you were doing 3 years before that. At that time I was designing a 4-bit micro on a single chip called the PPS-4. It was better, in my opinion, than the 4004 but it was several months behind it. This sounds remarkably similar to your opinion on DDR and RDRAM. I wonder if the same results will happen especially given that it's at least the same player involved with RDRAM as it was with the 4004. Dave