Articles the product of Japan: — Automatic data processing machines, of the type of which the constituent units are separately housed, whether finished or unfinished, which incorporate a microprocessor-based calculating mechanism, are capable of handling data words of at least 16-bits off the microprocessor, designed for use while affixed to or placed on a table, desk, or similar place: — Having a microprocessor-based calculating mechanism capable of directly handling memory of over 8 megabits (provided for in subheading 8471.49.10 or 8471.50)
Part of: 99 — Temporary legislation; temporary modifications (US)
950762 · 1992-02-20 — Protest 2809-90-000549; CPU board; Chapter 84, note 5(A)(a);GRI 2(a); HQ 087695; HQ 950832; HQ 088118; HQ 554581; Daisy-Heddon, Div. Victor Comptometer Corp. v. U.S.; H. Conf. Rep. No.576; Footnote 1/ 8471.91.00; Subheading 9902.84.71; Chapter 99,Subchapter II, U.S. note 2.
Protest for further review number 2809-90-000549, dated 3/28/90, was filed against the classification of a "CPU Board" from Japan within subheading 9903.41.20, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS). FACTS: The merchandise under protest is the main printed circuit board in the B28-EXP CPU module. It contains an Intel 80286 microprocessor, two 64K EPROMS and a DMA (direct memory access) controller. The subject CPU (central processing unit) board executes the start-up for the processor module, executes the programs resident in the main memory, and is the controller or interface…
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