But maybe we should solve that one - The poor guy 8749 _really_ was an
8-bit processor. And not the worst that Intel ever built.The successors are
still around in the embedded industry.
Some mildly off-topic info:
- 8748/49 was THE processor of choice for PC keyboards. Before USB,
**all** of them used 8748 or 8749 microcontrollers, even in die form.
- Up to the 386, all PCs had one of them in Keyboard input
- And after the 386, much of them had it too, but integrated in bigger
ASICs
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