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The Motorola Dragonball is the microprocessor used in the Palm Computing platform. It is based on the Motorola 68000 used in the original Apple Macintosh.

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Motorola-Freescale-NXP processors and microcontrollers

Processors
Industrial control unit	14500
6800 family	6800 6809 see also: Hitachi 6309 68HC05 68HC08 68HC11 68HC12 68HC16
68000 family	68000 68008 68010 68012 68020 68030 68040 68060 ColdFire DragonBall
Embedded system 68k-variants	68EC000 68EC020 68EC030 68EC040 68LC040 68EC060 68LC060
88000	MC88100 MC88110
Floating-point coprocessors (FPUs)	68881 68882
Memory management units (MMU)	68451 68851
PowerPC family	PPC e200 PPC 6xx/e300 PPC 7xx PPC e500 PPC 74xx/e600 PPC e5500 PowerQUICC QorIQ PPC e6500
ARM	i.MX

Microcontrollers
8-bit	6801/6803 6802 6804 68HC05 68HC08 S08 RS08 68HC11 68HC12 68HC16
16/32-bit	683xx
24-bit	DSP568xx DSPcontroller
32-bit	M·CORE MPC5xx PowerQUICC PowerPC 5000 i.MX