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Difference between Isolated I/O vs Memory mapped I/O

Difference between Isolated I/O vs Memory mapped I/O 

Isolated I/O Memory Mapped I/O
Isolated memory I/O is considered as a separate domain with comparison of memory Considered as a part of memory
For application address space complete 1 MB memory is allowed It takes only some part of the memory not the complete 1 MB memory
To map with other  I/O operations, separate operations are provided To map with other I/O operations, no separate operations are provided
The device register is 8 bit The device register is 16 bit