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March 22: First Pentium Processor Shipped
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March 22, 1993: First Pentium Processor Shipped
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May 7, 1997: Intel Pentium II Introducing the Slot 1 Processor
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November 26, 2001 Intel at TeraHertz
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February 22, 1997: Dolly the Sheep Debuts
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March 22, 1981: RCA Selectavision Videodisc
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May 7, 1967: Ralph Baer Plays First Two-Player Game: Fox and Hounds
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February 22, 1999: AMD K6-III Sharptooth Processor
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March 22, 1993: First Pentium Processor Shipped
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May 7, 1997: Intel Pentium II Introducing the Slot 1 Processor
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November 26, 2001 Intel at TeraHertz
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February 22, 1997: Dolly the Sheep Debuts
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RCA Selectavision CED 1981 – The first vinyl video record, a.k.a. the videodisc, hit stores in the U.S. The “Capacitance Electronic Disc” looked just like any other vinyl record protected in a plastic...
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May 7, 1967: Ralph Baer Plays First Two-Player Game: Fox and Hounds
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November 26, 2001 Intel at TeraHertz
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February 22, 1999: AMD K6-III Sharptooth Processor
February 22, 1999 – AMD released K6-III[/caption] 1999 – AMD releases the AMD K6-III Processor in speeds of 400 and 450 MHz. It would feature a 64KB Level 1 cache and a 256KB Level 2 cache. The 3DNow!...
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