Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1982-06-16
1986-06-24
Thomas, James D.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
340789, 364410, 273 85R, G06F 922, G06F 104
Patent
active
045970432
ABSTRACT:
A high speed CPU/sequencer for use in a video game provides multi-channel binary output for display control purposes. The CPU/sequencer includes a macro-section that is user programmable with macro-instructions and a micro-section that is user programmable with micro-instructions. The CPU/sequencer is responsive to display information provided by a game microprocessor during a brief handshake period and carries out display computations independently of the game microprocessor, at higher speed, and using larger binary data words.
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Bally Manufacturing Corporation
Niessen William G.
Thomas James D.
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