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1. Apple II Mouse - Mouse

   Apple II Mouse, 1984. A rectangular, boxy beige, plastic mouse with a single large control button on the front and built-in cable with attached port at back. The Apple logo-mark stamped in relief at lower left front, and "Apple Computers, Inc." in molded in plastic in raised letters on back. Bottom of mouse contains at trackball encased in a grey grooved dial and an attached label that reads, "Mouse // Model No. A2M4015 // Serial No. 0087...

   Record Type: Object

   
2. Commodore 64 personal computer, c.1982-1993 - Keyboard, Computer

   Commodore 64 personal computer, c.1982-1993. Commodor 64 personal computer includes keybord, monitor, computer, mouse and two disk drives. Features a large, rectangular beige colored plastic computer box and attached keyboard with black lettering on keys. Commodore logo affixed at lower right corner,

   Record Type: Object

   
3. Electronic Arts (EA) Ray Tobey's Skyfox,1984. - Game, Computer

   Electronic Arts (EA) Ray Tobey's Skyfox,1984. Ray Tobey's Skyfox video game features square format box with full color image of Skyfox fighter with armor straddling a fighter plane. Text superimponsed on image at top in orange and yellow inks, "Ray Tobey's / Skyfox".

   Record Type: Object

   
4. Equipment at Lenkurt Electric Company in San Carlos, 1965 - Negative

   Equipment at Lenkurt Electric Company in San Carlos, 1965. Color negative of IBM data processsing equipment at Lenkurt Electric Company in San Carlos. This image looks over the shoulder of a woman sitting at a small desk. She wears a white shirt and a red skirt and inputs data on a small keyboard which appears to be connected to a card punch machine. The machine is labeled, "IBM 26 INTERPRETING CARD PUNCH". Part of a series.

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. John Madden Football Game package, published by Electronic Arts (EA) - Game

   Electronic Arts (EA) John Madden Football Game, 1988. Created in Redwood City. John Madden Football game box features full color image printed on cover of John Madden bursting through a play board, superimposed with the text printed in white ink, "John Madden / Football" at top, and at bottom, the stylized logo printed in orange and white inks, "EA / Electronic Arts" followed by "Robin Antonick and John Madden" printed in white ink.

   Record Type: Object

   
6. Silicon Valley: The History In Pictures - Wadden, Mary

   Silicon Valley: The History In Pictures by Mary Wadden, 2014. 2nd edition.

   Record Type: Library

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

   Silicon Valley: Where the Future was Born, 2013. Documentary from the American Experience Films series on the history of Silicon Valley. Summary from container: "Led by physicist Robert Noyce, Fairchild Semiconductor began as a start-up company whose radical innovations would help make the United States a leader in both space exploration and the personal computer revolution, changing the way the world works, plays, and communicates. Noyce's inven...

   Record Type: Archive

   
8. Steve Jobs and the NeXT Big Thing - Stross, Randall E.

   Biography about Steve Job's and Next, Inc. which he started in Redwood City.

   Record Type: Library

   
9. Tandem Computers Unplugged: A People's History - Clemson, Gaye I.

   Tandem Computers Unplugged: A People's History by Gaye I. Clemson, 2012. FastPencil, Campbell, CA. 268 pages

   Record Type: Library

   
10. Valley of Genius: the Uncensored History of Silicon Valley as Told by the Hackers Founders & Freaks Who Made It Boom - Fisher, Adam

    Book, "Valley of Genius: the Uncensored History of Silicon Valley as Told by the Hackers Founders & Freaks Who Made It Boom" by Adam Fisher, 2018. Published by Twelve Books. Hardcover, 512 pages. Summary: "A candid, colorful, and comprehensive oral history that reveals the secrets of Silicon Valley -- from the origins of Apple and Atari to the present day clashes of Google and Facebook, and all the start-ups and disruptions that happened along t...

    Record Type: Library