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>I've also been told by a supplier at a show that the 21164 would have a data
>path of 256. Not being technical I didn't have the right questions to ask
>him.  Why are they telling us that at the shows, with the new chip coming out
>with only 128 it causes us to lose confindence in them?

Well I could probably find out, but won't bother. However I do know that
Data Paths, and pincount don't always jive. It is very possible a device
could have a 256 data path internal and a 128 bus external.

bill
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