Intel Museum ( <- USA 2001 <- ALBUM <- HOME )

The Intel Museum. I wanted to capture mostly the "funny" or "extraordinary" bits. Unfortunatly illumination was quite dim and most things I wanted to photograph reflected the flashlight badly, and the result is very bad.

The first microcomputer, the Altair 8800, and on the left the used 8080 CPU. The basic logic functions explained. A microprocessor simulator which explains how the different part cooperate. A microprocessor simulator which explains how the different part cooperate.
The first microcomputer, the Altair 8800, and on the left the used 8080 CPU. The basic logic functions explained. A microprocessor simulator which explains how the different part cooperate. A microprocessor simulator which explains how the different part cooperate.
A microprocessor simulator which explains how the different part cooperate. The single units of the microporcessor simulator have buttons, which probably allow several people to manipulate each individually. The process steps to get a simple MOS FET transistor are explained. Hear cleanroom workers answer to some FAQ, like "What happens if you have to go to the bathroom?" or "How long does it take to put on a bunny suit?".
A microprocessor simulator which explains how the different part cooperate. The single units of the microporcessor simulator have buttons, which probably allow several people to manipulate each individually. The process steps to get a simple MOS FET transistor are explained. Hear cleanroom workers answer to some FAQ, like "What happens if you have to go to the bathroom?" or "How long does it take to put on a bunny suit?".
One of the first intel products, dynamic RAM to replace magnetic core memory. Intel founder Bob Noyce comments on his business plan. Intel's business plan. A new company needs a name. A list of candidates, before intel was found.
One of the first intel products, dynamic RAM to replace magnetic core memory. Intel founder Bob Noyce comments on his business plan. Intel's business plan. A new company needs a name. A list of candidates, before intel was found.
Naming could have gone wrong, if the founder choosed to use their names. Wafer size increased from 2 inch in 1968 to 8 inch in 2001. 1968 clean room dress. Clean room standards needn't to be as clean as today. 1968 clean room dress. Clean room standards needn't to be as clean as today.
Naming could have gone wrong, if the founder choosed to use their names. Wafer size increased from 2 inch in 1968 to 8 inch in 2001. 1968 clean room dress. Clean room standards needn't to be as clean as today. 1968 clean room dress. Clean room standards needn't to be as clean as today.
8086/8088 ad art by Patrck Nagel. Busicom calculator which used the 4004 microprocessor. Some info about the 4004. Throwing this thing around apparently helped pentium engineers to lower their stress level.
8086/8088 ad art by Patrck Nagel. Busicom calculator which used the 4004 microprocessor. Some info about the 4004. Throwing this thing around apparently helped pentium engineers to lower their stress level.
Incentive for finishing the P6 as early as possible. Incentive for finishing the P6 as early as possible. Sometimes dolls sell better then processors. Achieving milestone get's boss to jail.
Incentive for finishing the P6 as early as possible. Incentive for finishing the P6 as early as possible. Sometimes dolls sell better then processors. Achieving milestone get's boss to jail.
Why older processors look better. Poetry by Pentium III team members. Poetry by Pentium III team members.
Why older processors look better. Poetry by Pentium III team members. Poetry by Pentium III team members.