Zilog Z-80 microprocessor advertisement from May 1976. Federico Faggin, Ralph Ungermann and Masatoshi Shima left Intel in late 1975 to start Zilog. Their product was the Z-80, a superset of the Intel 8080. This two page advertisement appeared in the May 27, 1976 issue of Electronics magazine. (Volume 47, Number 11. Pages 32-33.)
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Scanned from May 27, 1976 issue of Electronics pages 32 and 33 by Michael Holley Swtpc6800
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