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Quoted from Sheprd:Does anyone know of any pinball manufacturers other than Game Plan that used the Z80?
I believe the Data East 128x16 dot matrix displays used a Z80.
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Quoted from mbaumle:The TI-81, TI-82, TI-83, and TI-84 calculators that every high school student and college student own for their math classes still runs on a Zilog Z80. They just increased the frequency every iteration. I always thought that was cool.
Yeah even the newest one is based on the eZ80 Acclaim which has a lot of modern IO options.
But mostly I think TI just wants to reuse their 30 year old code 
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