there was a time in the not-too-distant past where Motorola was the processor manufacturer. They made chips for everything, but the most popular was arguably the 68000 or 68k. It’s still has a ...

By the end of the 1990s it was clear that the 68K line had had its day on the desktop, but a new life for it at the consumer level was found in the PDA market. The first Motorola Dragonball was a ...

See PowerPC. To support the transition from Motorola 68K CPUs to the PowerPC RISC chip, Apple created a "fat binary" disk that allowed applications to be distributed in both 68K and PowerPC formats.

AUSTIN, Texas, April 25 -- Continuing to deliver on its commitment to provide 68K/ColdFire® processor customers a cost-effective mix of performance, integration and tools, Motorola, Inc. announced its ...