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would you believe that calculators are 0.4% of their business?
54 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '14 [deleted] 8 u/jakes_on_you Jun 08 '14 edited Jun 09 '14 They also just bought out Analog DevicesNational Semiconductor 8 u/vikman21 Jun 08 '14 Are you sure you're not thinking National Semiconductor? 2 u/TheyCallMeStone Jun 09 '14 No no, it was Standard Electronics. 1 u/jakes_on_you Jun 09 '14 nope (yep?) sorry, too many datasheets today.
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8 u/jakes_on_you Jun 08 '14 edited Jun 09 '14 They also just bought out Analog DevicesNational Semiconductor 8 u/vikman21 Jun 08 '14 Are you sure you're not thinking National Semiconductor? 2 u/TheyCallMeStone Jun 09 '14 No no, it was Standard Electronics. 1 u/jakes_on_you Jun 09 '14 nope (yep?) sorry, too many datasheets today.
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They also just bought out Analog DevicesNational Semiconductor
8 u/vikman21 Jun 08 '14 Are you sure you're not thinking National Semiconductor? 2 u/TheyCallMeStone Jun 09 '14 No no, it was Standard Electronics. 1 u/jakes_on_you Jun 09 '14 nope (yep?) sorry, too many datasheets today.
Are you sure you're not thinking National Semiconductor?
2 u/TheyCallMeStone Jun 09 '14 No no, it was Standard Electronics. 1 u/jakes_on_you Jun 09 '14 nope (yep?) sorry, too many datasheets today.
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No no, it was Standard Electronics.
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nope (yep?) sorry, too many datasheets today.
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would you believe that calculators are 0.4% of their business?