16 Bit Processing

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+16 Bit Processing describes a [Processor](/wiki/Processor) architecture capable of handling data and instructions in chunks of 16 binary digits. This advancement offered greater addressable memory and computational power compared to earlier [8 Bit](/wiki/8_Bit) systems. It was a pivotal technology, defining an era of personal computing and early video game consoles.
+## See also
+- [CPU](/wiki/CPU)
+- [32 Bit](/wiki/32_Bit)
+- [Computer Architecture](/wiki/Computer_Architecture)
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