MOS Technology VIC (2158 bytes)
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3: ...terface Chip)''', specifically known as the [[MOS Technology]] 6560 ([[NTSC]] version) / 6561 ([[PAL]] version...
15: ...ed the much more advanced [[MOS Technology VIC-II|VIC-II]], used by the VIC-20's successors, the [[Commodo...
19: *[[MOS Technology 6560]] [[NTSC]]
20: *[[MOS Technology 6561E]] [[PAL]] Ceramic version, used in early VI...

MOS Technology VIC-II (6274 bytes)
1: ...face Chip II)''', specifically known as the [[MOS Technology]] 6567/8562/8564 ([[NTSC]] versions), 6569/8565/8...
3: ... some publications, but are more correctly called VIC-II E (i.e., revision E).
6: ==VIC-II features==
16: ...lternating half-clock [[clock cycle|cycle]]s (the VIC-II will halt the CPU when it needs extra cycles)
19: ... VIC-II documentation). Like its predecessor, the VIC-II handled [[light pen]] input, and, with help from ...

MOS Technology (11510 bytes)
1: ...] and [[calculator]] company famous for its [[MOS Technology 6502|6502]] processor.
3: ...he [[MOS Technology 6510|6510 CPU]] and the [[MOS Technology SID|6581 (SID)]].]]
6: ...p for a short time. As the calculator market grew MOS eventually became largely beholden to [[Commodore...
8: ...building company to produce any of their designs. MOS was a small firm with good credentials in the rig...
10: ...ing similar to it in purpose. The resulting [[MOS Technology 6501|6501]] design was somewhat similar to the 68...

MOS Technology 6507 (1328 bytes)
1: ...It is a "cut down" version of their popular [[MOS Technology 6502|6502]]. To reduce costs the 6507 included on...
3: ...es, notably [[home computer]]s based on the [[MOS Technology 650x|650x architecture]], used the "full" 6502. i...

MOS Technology 8563 (3032 bytes)
1: ...uter (the C128 also had a [[MOS Technology VIC-II|VIC-II]] for producing bitmap graphics and 40-column tex...
5: ...and released. The 8563 was a departure from other MOS video chip designs in that it had its own dedicat...
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MOS Technology 6502 (12016 bytes)
1: ...]] and [[Intel]]. It was nevertheless faster than most of them, and, along with the [[Zilog Z80]], spar...
8: ...ld have been dismissed out of hand, the damage to MOS was enough for them to agree to stop producing th...
10: ...pparently no longer interested. However this left MOS with the problem of getting new developers onto t...
16: ... of other designs now lost to history. The [[MOS Technology 6510|6510]], a direct successor to the 6502, was ...
29: ...ers with an operating system the OS itself used almost the entire zero page, leaving perhaps a handful ...

MOS Technology SID (9525 bytes)
1: ...p (CSG) and the left image shows an 8580 from MOS Technology.]]
3: The [[MOS Technology]] 6581/8580 '''SID (Sound Interface Device)''' wa...
5: ...mpany. Together with the [[MOS Technology VIC-II|VIC-II]] chip, the SID was instrumental in making the C6...
27: ...ent|DC]] to operate. The 8580 was made using the HMOS-II process, which required less power (9V [[Direc...
29: A HMOS-II version of the 6581 was produced, the 6582. Th...

MOS Technology 6510 (1264 bytes)
1: ...s a direct successor of the very successful [[MOS Technology 6502|6502]].
5: ...MOS produced the [[MOS Technology 8500|8500]], a HMOS version of the 6510.
8: ...16, C116 and plus/4 home computers, and the [[MOS Technology 8502|8502]] variant was used in the Commodore C12...

MOS Technology 65xx (753 bytes)
1: .... The 65xx family most notably included the [[MOS Technology 6502|6502]], used in several [[home computer]]s s...
3: ...mmodore 64]], used a modified 6502 CPU, the [[MOS Technology 6510|6510]]. A European computer which used the 6...

MOS Technology 6501 (602 bytes)
1: ...orola 6800]] and is the first member of the [[MOS Technology 65xx|65xx series]] of microprocessors.
3: The [[MOS Technology 6502|6502]] is a 6501 with the pins re-arranged f...

MOS Technology 8500 (616 bytes)
1: ...cess change, it is identical to the [[NMOS]] and HMOS-I version of the 6510.

MOS Technology 6551 (1525 bytes)
1: ...y]]. A companion chip to the widely popular [[MOS Technology 6502|6502]] [[microprocessor]], it was intended t...

MOS Technology 8502 (1289 bytes)
1: ...elf a compatible successor to the venerable [[MOS Technology 6502|6502]] (used in the [[Commodore VIC-20|VIC-2...
3: ...e of the C128's 40-column [[MOS Technology VIC-II|VIC-II]] display chip, which allowed only ~1 MHz operati...

MOS Technology 6509 (607 bytes)
1: ...9''' was an enhanced version of the popular [[MOS Technology 6502|6502]] [[microprocessor]], capable of addres...

MOS Technology 6522 (1943 bytes)
1: ...served as a [[I/O port]] controller for the [[MOS Technology 6502|6502]] family of microprocessors, providing ...

MOS (1238 bytes)
1: Mos is the singluar form of the more commonly used pl...
3: The acronym '''MOS''' may mean several things, depending on context:
6: * [[Mos Burger]] - an upper class hamburger restaurant ch...
8: ... [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] clone of [[Unix]]. See [[MOS (operating system)]].
10: * [[MOS Technology]] - now defunct electronics company owned by [[Co...

U-Mos (598 bytes)
1: [[Image:MP2E_art_14.jpg|thumb|right|U-Mos]]
2: ...Luminoth in [[suspended animation]]. Scans show U-mos has lived for two centicycles (two hundreds years...

Old Vic (3078 bytes)

Vic (2997 bytes)

VIC (539 bytes)
3: ...the VIC chip's successor, [[MOS Technology VIC-II|VIC-II]], used in the [[Commodore 64|C64]] and [[Commodo...

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