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Amazing guest lecturers. from Entrepreneurial Design Class. School of Visual Arts.
Many thanks to our...
It seems like only yesterday that people were tapping away on computers powered by chips called 286, 386, and so on — the so-called “X86” series of microprocessors. Most users didn’t quite understand what the chips were or did, or who actually made them — they just had the vague understanding that the higher the number, the faster their machine would run. All of a sudden, in 1993, Intel changed the game with its launch of the first named chip — the Pentium. Consumers had been told just a few years before to look for “Intel Inside”; now they had a name to go with it.
[ Knowledge@Wharton article. Very interesting ]
