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cpu = 7.83MHz [[Motorola]] [[68000]]<br />33MHz [[Motorola]] [[68000|68030]]|

cpu = 7.83MHz [[Motorola]] [[68000]]<br />33MHz [[Motorola]] [[68000|68030]]|

{{Infobox_Processor |image=[[File:Motorola 6809.png]]| | style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | [[Motorola]]

cpu = 16MHz [[Motorola]] [[68000|68328]]|

cpu = 7.6 MHz [[Motorola 68000]]| It contains a clone of a [[Motorola 68000]] and a clone of a [[Yamaha YM7101]], the components that make up a [[Sega

cpu = 1 MHz [[Motorola]] [[68000]]|

cpu = [[Motorola 68000]]| AmigaOS was designed to run on computers using [[Motorola]] [[68000]] and [[AIM alliance]] [[PowerPC]] [[central processing unit|processor]]s.

cpu = [[Motorola 68000]], [[PowerPC]]| release = 68000: 1985-1996<br />PowerPC: 2002-present

cpu = 8-16 Mhz [[Motorola 68000]]|

cpu = 2 [[Motorola]] [[68000]]|

cpu = 12.5 MHz [[Motorola]] [[68000]]|

systems = [[Motorola 68000]], [[Power PC]]|

cpu = 12 MHz [[Motorola]] [[68000]]<br />4 MHz [[Zilog]] [[Z80|Z80A]]|

cpu = 7.6 MHz [[Redkid]] clone of [[Motorola 68000|M68k]]|

cpu = 7.6 MHz [[Redkid]] clone of [[Motorola 68000|M68k]]|

[[Motorola]] released the [[68040]], a 32-bit microprocessor, as the successor of the ...t due to its [[GPU|graphics chip]]. However, it has a 16/32-bit Motorola [[68000]] [[CPU]]. The two games that were released alongside the system were ''[[M

...[MC68302]], a [[microcontroller]] which used a [[CPU]] core based on the [[68000]].

cpu = 7.6 MHz [[Motorola 68000]]|