README: add video and doc links
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The _BSEL_ and _BPLC_ instructions are designed to assist with accessing bytes within a word.
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Because memory is always accessed in words, the CPU is neither big-endian nor little-endian. However, the _BSEL_ and _BPLC_
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instructions are big-endian when accessing bytes within a word, so the system can be considered big-endian.
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The byte ordering is big-endian.
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## Accessing the I/O Area
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The I/O area organizes memory slightly different. Here, pointing out individual bytes is not very useful, so the I/O controllers use register addresses with increments of one. In practice, there is only the VGA framebuffer controller which uses multiple registers.
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