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History of Paper & Print

1950
Color television tested Commercial xerographic equipment
1951
UNIVAC, Universal Automatic Computer, is the first commercial computer
1953
IBM introduces first computer model, the 701 Computer printers
1955
Playboy Magazine begins publication Optical fiber invented
1956
First transatlantic telephone cable
1957
Stereo audio recording Dot-matrix printing
1958
Integrated circuit invented by Jack Kilby Magnetic character recognition typefaces
1959
Photoengraving mass production of IC's paves way for low cost computers IBM introduces second generation computer with transistors replacing tubes Xerox introduces the photocopier
1960
Laser (Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation) developed, the beginnings of computer typesetting
1962
IBM introduces disk storage for computer data Telstar, first telecommunications satellite is launched Ivan Sutherland creates computer sketchpad
1963
Digital Equipment Corp introduces first minicomputer, the PDP-8 Teletext machines
1964
AT&T demonstrates Picturephone at the New York World's Fair Tokyo Olympics broadcast via satellite to North America
1965
DigiSet, computer photo-composition introduced, Robert Moog creates electronic synthesizer instrument
1967
Dolby perfects electronic noise filtering Newspaper layout transmitted from London to Puerto Rico (in 15 minutes)
1968
Control Data and NCR both introduce third generation computers with IC's Intel invents the RAM (Random Access Memory) chip Alan Kay proposes the Dynabook, the beginnings of video editing display.
1969
Apollo 11 lands on the moon, broadcast to earth by satellite
1970
Floppy disk storage introduced; Compact disk developed
1971
Texas Instruments markets first pocket calculator Intel invents the 4004 microprocessor chip Sony introduces the U-Matic VTR
1972
Liquid crystal digital (LCD) displays first used in wristwatches ARPAnet launched, forerunner of the Internet
1973
Modem fax machines UPC (Universal Products Code) adopts barcodes

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