Intel's 4004, the first commercial single-chip microprocessor (1971), contained 2,300 transistors and ran at 740 kHz.

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Intel's 4004 in 1971 was the first commercial microprocessor — a whole computer's brain on one chip with 2,300 transistors, ancestor of the billions in today's phones.

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Aynı kart, başka bir dilde.

İlk ticari tek çipli mikroişlemci olan Intel 4004 (1971), 2.300 transistör içeriyor ve 740 kHz hızında çalışıyordu.
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Intel'in 1971'deki 4004'ü, ilk ticari mikroişlemciydi — 2.300 transistörle tek bir çip üzerinde koca bir bilgisayarın beyni; bugünkü telefonlardaki milyarlarcanın atası.

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