1938 -
Photocopying Invented
In a makeshift lab on the second floor of a rental house, Chester Carlson and his assistant Otto kornei successfully invent the process that could lead to the photocopier. Carlson had written "10.-22.-38 ASTORIA" on a piece of paper and these became the historic words that were the first photocopied. Ironically, kornei had so little faith in the invention that within a year he quit working for Carlson and willingly gave of any claims he had on the process. However, Carlson would later gift kornei 100 share of the Xerox Corporation that would eventually be worth $1 million.
1941 - Microprocessor Co-Inventor Mazor Born
In a makeshift lab on the second floor of a rental house, Chester Carlson and his assistant Otto kornei successfully invent the process that could lead to the photocopier. Carlson had written "10.-22.-38 ASTORIA" on a piece of paper and these became the historic words that were the first photocopied. Ironically, kornei had so little faith in the invention that within a year he quit working for Carlson and willingly gave of any claims he had on the process. However, Carlson would later gift kornei 100 share of the Xerox Corporation that would eventually be worth $1 million.

1941 - Microprocessor Co-Inventor Mazor Born
Stanley Mazor was born in Chicago on October 22, 1941. He studied
mathematics and programming at San Francisco State University. He joined
Fairchild Semiconductor in 1964 as a programmer and then a computer designer in
the digital research department where he developed portions of the Fairchild
Symbol Computer. In 1969, he joined Intel. In 1977, he began his teaching
career in Intel's Technical Training Group, and later taught classes at
Stanford University of Santa Clara, KTH in Stockholm and Stellenbosch, SA. In
1984 he was at Silicon Compiler Systems. He co-authored a book on chip design
language while at Synopsis 1988-1994. He was invented to present the history of
Microcomputer at the 1995 IEEE proceedings.
1968 - The US bounced back from tragedy with the first manned mission to space, Apollo 7, safely splashing down in the Atlantic Ocean after orbiting the earth 163 times.
1975 - The Soviet unmanned space mission Venera 9 was the first spacecraft to return an image from the surface of another planet.

1995 - Joost Shur posted QUAKETALK 95 to keep people up to date on the development of the forthcoming game Quake.
1968 - The US bounced back from tragedy with the first manned mission to space, Apollo 7, safely splashing down in the Atlantic Ocean after orbiting the earth 163 times.
1975 - The Soviet unmanned space mission Venera 9 was the first spacecraft to return an image from the surface of another planet.
1995 - Joost Shur posted QUAKETALK 95 to keep people up to date on the development of the forthcoming game Quake.

2009 -
Microsoft Windows 7, Server 2008 R2 released
Microsoft released not only the Windows 7 operating system, but also server 2008 R2. Although there are many versions of windows operating system, windows 7 App Store for the 7th kernel updates. It was released to manufacturing (RTM) a few days prior - meaning the final code is sent out for people and companies to install on their desktops and notebooks. Is about 1 as a part of your Dell, HP, Acer or other computer, you would get an "OEM" version( Original Equipment Manufacturers), which could have add-ons that make the software.
Microsoft released not only the Windows 7 operating system, but also server 2008 R2. Although there are many versions of windows operating system, windows 7 App Store for the 7th kernel updates. It was released to manufacturing (RTM) a few days prior - meaning the final code is sent out for people and companies to install on their desktops and notebooks. Is about 1 as a part of your Dell, HP, Acer or other computer, you would get an "OEM" version( Original Equipment Manufacturers), which could have add-ons that make the software.
2013 -
Apple announced the new iPod Air and iPod Mini with retina display. They also
released OS X Mavericks for free.

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