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The TT was originally to be released in 1988, but didn't make it to the market before 1990. It was not exactly a commercial success.

The abbreviation 'TT' allegedly stood for Thirtytwo-Thirtytwo, just like 'ST' allegedly stood for Sixteen-Thirtytwo (both being references to the number of CPU registers and bus address registers).

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