1975 · Computer or hardware
MOS 6507 (1975)
A 28-pin version of the 6502 with a 13-bit address bus, limiting it to 8 KB of address space. It was used in the Atari 2600.
Same silicon as the 6502 apart from the final metal layer, in a cheaper 28-pin package with 13 address lines.
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Facts
- Date
- 1975
- Kind
- Computer or hardware: 8-bit microprocessor
- Maker or publisher
- MOS Technology
- Address bus
- 13-bit
- Package
- 28-pin DIP
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