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To: brushwud who wrote (76252)4/2/2002 8:25:27 PM
From: tcmayRespond to of 275872
 
"Actually, I think the first was the Intel 2920, which unlike most of its successors, had analog inputs & outputs."

The 2920 is considered by most to be the first true DSP. Paul Gray of Berkeley helped a lot, and Ted Hoff (of uP fame), Matt Thomlinson, and John (name I don't remember) were the main Intel designers.

--Tim May


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