I thought this might be of interest to this list.
Joe>From: "James Redin" <james_at_dotpoint.com>
>Subject: [oldcalcs] Intel old chips
>
>Dear friends,
>
>I posted today in the Album section of my Website some pictures provided by
>Stanley Mazor, the co-inventor of the microprocessor, showing the internals
>of the early Intel chips. The pictures may be accessed as follows:
>
>VINTAGE CALCULATORS --> ELECTRONIC --> ALBUM --> "I" for Intel.
>
>As an interesting historical detail, one of the pictures is a photo of an
>old Intel towel souvenir designed by Mr. Shima while he was working for
>Intel during the development of the early micro-processors. It has on it
>the circuit schematic (transistor level) for the MCS-4 (4004) 4-bit adder
>and accumulator. It is also posted in the Album along with some comments
>from Mr. Mazor.
>
>While there, you may want to read the article:
>
>The History of the Microcomputer - Invention and Evolution - by Stanley
>Mazor,
>
>posted in the Articles section.
>
>
>James Redin
>The X-Number World
>http://www.dotpoint.com/xnumber
>mailto:james_at_dotpoint.com
>
>
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Received on Fri Feb 23 2001 - 21:13:15 GMT