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Les chronologies de jeux vidéos, ou d’ordinateur, d’informatique sont nombreuses. Voici une  étonnante « TimeLine » de puces,  issue du site de IEEE, qui a rendu la révolution numérique possible.

ignetics NE555 Timer (1971)
Texas Instruments TMC0281 Speech Synthesizer (1978)
MOS Technology 6502 Microprocessor (1975)
Texas Instruments TMS32010 Digital Signal Processor (1983)
Microchip Technology PIC 16C84 Microcontroller (1993)
Fairchild Semiconductor μA741 Op-Amp (1968)

Intersil ICL8038 Waveform Generator (circa 1983*)
Western Digital WD1402A UART (1971)
Acorn Computers ARM1 Processor (1985)
I Kodak KAF-1300 Image Sensor (1986)

IBM Deep Blue 2 Chess Chip (1997)
Transmeta Corp. Crusoe Processor (2000)
Texas Instruments Digital Micromirror Device (1987) (DLP videoprojecteur)
Intel 8088 Microprocessor (1979) The PC Processor
Micronas Semiconductor MAS3507 MP3 Decoder (1997)
Mostek MK4096 4-Kilobit DRAM (1973)
Xilinx XC2064 FPGA (1985)
Zilog Z80 Microprocessor (1976)
Sun Microsystems SPARC Processor (1987)
Tripath Technology TA2020 AudioAmplifier (1998)
Amati Communications Overture ADSL Chip Set (1994)
Motorola MC68000 Microprocessor (1979) The Mac processor

Chips & Technologies AT Chip Set (1985)
Computer Cowboys Sh-Boom Processor (1988)
Toshiba NAND Flash Memory (1989)

Merci Uros Petrevski