| Developed by Intel
as an upgrade to the 286 processor and commonly referred to as the
386 or the i386.
80386DX, more commonly known as the
386DX processor, was developed by Intel
Corp. beginning in 1985 featuring
32-bit architecture
including built in multitasking and was available in clock speeds of 16MHz, 20MHz, 25MHz,
and 33MHz.
80386SL, more commonly known as the
386SL, was a version of Intel
Corp.'s 386DX microprocessor first manufactured in 1990 featuring low power consumption
and was used mainly in portable
computers.
The 80387 processor is a 80386 upgraded
with a floating-point coprocessor.
Also see: 32-bit, Processor definitions
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