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Die shot of Intel 80287 that is a math (floating point) coprocessor chip.

12 x Interactive 6 sheets - september 2012

12 x Interactive 6 sheets - september 2012

50/50 : day 13

 

I've been cleaning out some old boxes and found the 1st processor I used to build my 1st PC back in 1994-1995 to replace my 486DX33. The processor is an Intel Pentium 120MHz. 120MHz used to be fast! I'm sure it'll still run WinDoze 98 with 32MB of RAM without a problem. It was a champ running Slackware and RedHat Linux! The processor behind the 120 is the 133 that I ended up replacing the 120 with. I think I remember paying around $1400 for all of the hardware.

 

For you tech geeks, here's the Intel Datasheet for the processor.

 

:: strobist info ::

580ex II - 1/8 - camera left - barn doors

trigger: Canon st-e2

This is a 1995 laptop opened with a big Pentium I in the center.

Located at Intel headquarters in Santa Clara, CA, the Intel Museum was redesigned in June 2011 with new interactive exhibits and activities great for kids and fans of technology innovation. The museum attracts over 120,000 people each year (as of 2011). More details here intel.ly/mWwGpn.

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more images from my intel project

Intel® 4004 - 740KHz / 10-micron

Intel and DreamWorks Animation announced a strategic partnership aimed at redefining 3-D filmmaking technology. This alliance will take full advantage of Intel's visual computing products and DreamWorks Animation's expertise in content creation to revolutionize the in-theater entertainment experience.

on ASUSTeK P5K-E motherboard

The Intel Paragon massively parallel computer installed at the Forecast Systems Laboratory in Boulder, Colorado, in the mid 1990s. NOAA photo by Will von Dauster.

5 Layers Chip Design from Intel Museum

ABR800 on camera, AB800 into stripbox above camera, and AB800 into medium softbox camera right. Triggered via PC sync on ABR, and wireless flash detect for the AB's.

Intel is building a new plant in my area. On the left (and center) here is the Lampson LTL-2600 Transi-Lift that they are using. It is the world's largest mobile land crane. I have taken way too many pictures of this. Be thankful I don't post them all.

For some unknown reason I am drawn to photographing cranes and tow trucks.

Alienware room with 60 Alienware 7500 pc's. Each pc has an Intel Core 2 Extreme processor inside.

Intel SL6CJ (Mobile Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor - M 1.80 GHz, 512K Cache, 400 MHz FS)

 

Original Intel Kühlkörper boxed für Socket 775 CPUs.

Intel Sockel 775 ist die erste Intel CPU-Serie, die auch mit Apple Hackintosh funktioniert.

 

Hier ist ein Originalkühler in perfektem Zustand abzugeben, unverwendet und neuwertig.

 

consumelog.net/original-intel-socket-775-prozessorkuhler-...

As seen at the Intel Core i7 Launch in Johannesburg.

 

See here for more.

Segate 320GB 2.5" hard drive, Sound Blaster Audigy 4 PCI sound card and Intel D945GSEJT motherboard installed in a Mini-Box M350 Mini-ITX enclosure.

 

The PCI riser card allows installation of the PCI sound card over the low profile motherboard.

 

This computer is intended for car use; the Sound Blaster Audigy 4 PCI card is driven by the kx Project driver to do sophisticated multi-channel DSP (digital signal processing) right on the Emu 10K2 chip, without host CPU overhead.

Boothbabe at the Electronic Game Show 2008 in Mexico City.

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