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Industry standard architecture
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MCA and EISA square off. (Micro Channel Architecture, Extended Industry Standard Architecture) (Technology Update) (technical)
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Buses and bandwidth: choosing the best PC platform: EISA or ISA? (Enhanced Industry Standard Architecture; Industry Standard Architecture) (Trends & Technology) (Buyers Guide)
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Single chip implements token ring: aimed at EISA/ ISA adapters. (National Semiconductor Corp.'s DP8025 protocol-interface controller; Extended Industry Standard Architecture/ Industry Standard Architecture) (Product Announcement)
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The EISA edge. (Hardware Review) (Extended Industry Standard Architecture)(includes related articles on hardware performance ratings, the Dell Computer Corp drive array, breaking network bottlenecks, and the promotion of EISA) (Evaluation)
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Battle between EISA and MCA continues. (Extended Industry Standard Architecture, Micro Channel Architecture)(includes related article and list of manufacturers)
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