[Recorded May 1, 2009]
The powerful and ubiquitous silicon chips that run the computers, smart phones and even the cars and appliances we use daily all spring from the transistor. That breakthrough invention later became the building blocks of the integrated circuit (IC), which later still blossomed into the semiconductors and microprocessors that have reshaped our modern lives. This video presents an overview of the 60-year history of innovation, invention and development that took us from vacuum tubes to modern microprocessors and was created in May 2009 for the Computer History Museum's Silicon Engine exhibit. To provide YouTube viewers with the same visual experience as seen in person at the museum, this video is presented in its three-screen layout. You can learn about the history of transistors, semiconductors and microprocessors at the Computer History Museums Silicon Engine web exhibit: http://www.computerhistory.org/semiconductor/
@bobbinbeam
LOL, it was fun to know the person behind the voice.
molinobeer 1 year ago
This turned out great. I am so proud to have narrated this project for you! Much success to the museum!
Best,
Bobbin Beam
bobbinbeam 1 year ago 2
Harris Semiconductor rules!
kskate91 1 year ago
At first it looks like another retro vid.
Nicly done.
:-)
LuisureSuitLarry 2 years ago
@6:34
Who's graffiti laden car was that?
Keep America Beautiful
Grow Pot
heh heh
maskedphrogg 2 years ago
Beyond amazing !!!
NawafLol 2 years ago 2
exquisite exposition and pacing!
Stonehawk 2 years ago 2