MOS Technology TED

<p>The 7360/8360 TExt Display (TED) was an <a href="/facts/Integrated_circuit/fjn6vg7C">integrated circuit</a> made by <a href="/facts/MOS_Technology/1eKsjBS1">MOS Technology, Inc.</a> It was a <a href="/facts/Video_Display_Controller/ISm9E6Nc">video chip</a> that also contained <a href="/facts/Sound_chip/XPRqumht">sound generation</a> hardware, <a href="/facts/Dynamic_random-access_memory/koI9FGo5">DRAM</a> refresh circuitry, <a href="/facts/Programmable_interval_timer/2hpRmVAl">interval timers</a>, and <a href="/facts/Computer_keyboard/MczF9LIS">keyboard</a> input handling. It was designed for the <a href="/facts/Commodore_International/SlfXKbCN">Commodore</a> <a href="/facts/Commodore_Plus%2f4/ubQLsy5o">Plus/4</a> and <a href="/facts/Commodore_16/m4Wp7HEj">16</a>. Packaging consisted of a <a href="/facts/JEDEC/EM7UoQlJ">JEDEC</a>-standard 48-pin <a href="/facts/Dual_in-line_package/Qgu6Jave">DIP</a>.
</p><p>The only difference between models 7360 and 8360 is the manufacturing technology used; model 8360 is more common.
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