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Subject: ... a problem in the making

Author: GuyHaworth

Date: 02:02:02 07/02/02

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The boundary between 'what is a PC' and 'what is not a PC' needs careful
definition:  perhaps this has been done already.

For example, there are several initiatives to make chess-oriented
application-specific FPGA chipsets.  In fact, it looks like there is a race on!

Question is - "Is a PC with a bunch of FPGAs a PC or not".

I guess WMCCC could fall back on some definition of 'street-standard processor'
with 'allowable mods', e.g. refrigeration and over-clocking ... or even invite a
supplier to provide standard kit.

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• Re: ... a problem in the making Robert Hyatt 05:31:15 07/02/02
  • An event for the "average person" Olaf Jenkner 09:24:09 07/02/02
    • Re: An event for the "average person" Robert Hyatt 11:26:09 07/03/02

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