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1. Intel 400 Microprocessor - Processor, Digital Data

   Intel 400 Microprocessor, c.1971-1981. Intel 400 Microprocessor features white and gold colored ceramic package holding a small square chip at center; stamped "Malaysia 7610" and marked in pencil "1601"

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2. Intel Pentium II Processor, 1997 - Processor, Digital Data

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3. Making Silicon Valley: Innovation and the Growth of High Tech, 1930-1970 - Lécuyer, Christophe

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4. Silicon Valley: Where the Future was Born - Videodisc, Digital

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