The result was the 65C816, finished in March 1984, with samples provided to both Apple and Apple Computer Apple wanted an MPU that would be software compatible with the 6502 then in use in the Apple II but with the ability to address more memory, and to load and store 16 bit words. The boards are powered via USB from a PC and communicate with a terminal program on the PC via two virtual COM channels implemented in an USB device.CEO that would, among other things, have improved graphics and sound. 8080 8085 Z80 65C02 65C816 MC68008: Simple boards with various old microprocessors with the whole logic of a computer other than the CPU implemented in an STM32-family microcontroller.The typeface of the book appears to be a rough laser print, but the contents of the book are very useful for working with the extended 16 bit instructions of the 65C816. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 21, 2018. If you want an accelerator then check out the FASTCHIP //E.Mar 13, 20214.0 out of 5 stars Good in-depth coverage of the 65C816. It will only run at the speed of the device into which it is inserted (1MHz for standard II 1 or 4MHz in //c+). This is just a replacement CPU that can be used to take advantage of the new features of this CPU. The 65C816 has nothing to do with the ZIP chip.
