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Motorola started as 'Galvin Manufacturing Corporation' in 1928. The name of the company was changed to Motorola in 1947, but the word had been used as a trademark since the 1930s.

Many of the company's products have been radio-related, starting with a battery eliminator for radios, through defense electronics, mobile phone manufacturing and semiconductor technology. Motorola has been the main supplier for the microprocessor used in Atari ST, Commodore Amiga and Apple Macintosh computers.

In 1991 Motorola got together with Apple and IBM to build up the Apple-IBM-Motorola alliance (AIM) for developing a new processor to replace the 680x0 CPU line in Apple's Macintosh computers, the PowerPC.

An "X" prefix in a Motorola part number designates a "Pilot Production Prototype". These are from a limited production volume of prototypes manufactured, tested and Q.A. inspected on a qualified technology to simulate normal production. These parts have only preliminary reliability and characterization data.

Motorola history

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http://www.motorola.com
http://www.freescale.co, former Motorola semiconductor sector

Comment by Henry (otc[at]gmx.net):
XC is also or better was also the code for chips made for japanese oriented "custom" devices. For example a Motorola CPU with custom I/O for PDA. Just to differentiate it from the glory Motorola brand for customers.
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79 Motorola chips in collection: show thumbnails
 6800
   XC6800B, Engineering Sample
   MC6800L
   MC6800P
 6802
   MC6802CL
   MC6802P
 6803
   MC68B03P
 6809
   MC6809EP
   MC6809P
 68000
   MC68000L
   MC68000L8
   MC68HC000P8
   MC68000P8
   MC68000P12
   MC68000P12F
   MC68HC000P12F
   MC68HC000RC10
   MC68000R12
   MC68000FN8
   MC68HC000FN8
   MC68000FN10
   MC68HC000FN12
   MC68HC000FN12F
   MC68EC000FN16
   MC68HC000FN16
 68008
   MC68008P8
   MC68008L10
 68010
   MC68010L8
   MC68010R8
   MC68010RC10
   MC68010R10
   MC68010R12
 68020
   MC68020RC12B
   MC68020RC12E
   MC68020RC16B
   68020RC16B
   MC68020RC16E
   MC68020RC33E
   MC68020RP16E
   MC68020RP20E
   MC68020RP25E
   MC68020FC16E
   MC68020FE16E
   MC68020FC33E
 68030
   MC68030RC20B
   MC68030RC25B
   MC68030RP25B
   MC68030FE16B
 68040
   XC68040RC25
   MC68040RC25V
   XC68040HRC33E
   XC68LC040RC25B
   XC68LC040RC33B
 68060
   68060 XC68EC060RC50
 6888x FPU
   6888x FPU XC68881RC12
   6888x FPU MC68881RC16A
   6888x FPU MC68881RC16B
   6888x FPU MC68881RC20D
   6888x FPU MC68881RC25B
   6888x FPU MC68882FN20A
   6888x FPU MC68882RC33A
 PowerPC
   PowerPC 603, XPC603EFE117MJ
   PowerPC 603, XPC603PRX166LC
   PowerPC 603, XPC603RRX200LC
   PowerPC 603, XPC603PRX200LE
   PowerPC 603, XPC603PRX240LD
   PowerPC 603, XPC603RRX250LC
   PowerPC 604e, XPC604ERX166PD
   PowerPC 604e, XPC604ERX200PE
   PowerPC 604e, XPC604RRX300QB
   PowerPC 740 (G3), XPC740PRX300LE
   PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750ARX233PE
   PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750ARX233PE (variant)
   PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750ARX266PE
   PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750ARX266PE (variant)
   PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750PRX300PB
   PowerPC 750 (G3), XPC750PRX300RB
   PowerPC 7400 (G4), XPC7400 RX400TK
   PowerPC 7410 (G4), MPC7410 HX500LE
   PowerPC 860, XPC860MHZP50C1