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| have unloaded their winnt Slot A boards, and production of the Socket A motherboards ramps-up and prices for them drop, which they will. The death of the Socket 7 CPU and motherboard marks the inevitable demise of winnt the oldest of these friends, the Baby AT form factor. Socket 7 CPUs will be in short supply soon. I have not seen any Socket A Baby AT motherboards and doubt winnt that any will be made. There are some Socket 370 Baby AT motherboards, but I believe they will fade with the Socket 7 Baby AT's, as the Duron, which is currently faster than both, comes online. That essentially pounds the last two nails into this coffin. The ISA bus still lingers, but its days are growing very short. |
