Intel Media
Intel Pentium Processor Overdrive Application Demo Disk (1993)
Item #305
During early 1993 some System Board manufacturers supplied Pentium upgradable System Boards.
Intel announced the Pentium OverDrive processor in 1993 but it took nearly two years to actually deliver an OverDrive processor. Some System Boards have been advertised as having a Pentium OverDrive socket fitted but unfortunately some of these were released before Intel had finalized the Pin-out of it's Pentium OverDrive Processor.
To make the situation even more confusing, in an attempt to make up for the delay in the release of the 64 bit +Pentium OverDrive chip, Intel released a 32 bit OverDrive processor called the 486 OverDrive. Intel produced a range of Overdrive chips in order to supply upgrade paths for most of the 486 hardware.
The Pentium OverDrive was claimed to enable owners of 486 type motherboards to upgrade their machines to Pentium performance, without the cost of having to replace the entire system. The chip was a heavily modified Pentium P54 architecture, made with 0.6 micrometer technology and operating on 3.3 volts.
Intel announced the Pentium OverDrive processor in 1993 but it took nearly two years to actually deliver an OverDrive processor. Some System Boards have been advertised as having a Pentium OverDrive socket fitted but unfortunately some of these were released before Intel had finalized the Pin-out of it's Pentium OverDrive Processor.
To make the situation even more confusing, in an attempt to make up for the delay in the release of the 64 bit +Pentium OverDrive chip, Intel released a 32 bit OverDrive processor called the 486 OverDrive. Intel produced a range of Overdrive chips in order to supply upgrade paths for most of the 486 hardware.
The Pentium OverDrive was claimed to enable owners of 486 type motherboards to upgrade their machines to Pentium performance, without the cost of having to replace the entire system. The chip was a heavily modified Pentium P54 architecture, made with 0.6 micrometer technology and operating on 3.3 volts.
Intel / IMAX "The Journey Inside" VHS Movie (1994)
Item #016
The Journey Inside: A Learning Adventure In High Technology (Filmed in IMAX) (1994)
ASIN: B0014PKFVO
Directed by Barnaby Jackson and produced by Adam Moos
VHS - 40 mins. length
In original packaging, New & Unopened, unused and still sealed.
"Take a guided tour through the super-clean world of a high-tech computer chip factory. Explore the world inside the computer. And hold on to your seat for a thrill ride through the heart of a microprocessor. This unusual experience is waiting for you in The Journey Inside. This family learning adventure follows 12 year-old Jimmy on his race to foil an alien plot to slow the advancement of technology on Earth. Along the way, you and Jimmy will learn how computer chips are made and be introduced to the amazing microscopic world of computer chip technology. You won't want to miss it."
ASIN: B0014PKFVO
Directed by Barnaby Jackson and produced by Adam Moos
VHS - 40 mins. length
In original packaging, New & Unopened, unused and still sealed.
"Take a guided tour through the super-clean world of a high-tech computer chip factory. Explore the world inside the computer. And hold on to your seat for a thrill ride through the heart of a microprocessor. This unusual experience is waiting for you in The Journey Inside. This family learning adventure follows 12 year-old Jimmy on his race to foil an alien plot to slow the advancement of technology on Earth. Along the way, you and Jimmy will learn how computer chips are made and be introduced to the amazing microscopic world of computer chip technology. You won't want to miss it."
Intel "FDIV Bug" Microprocessor Identification Disk (1995)
Item #002
On Dec. 20 1994 Intel offered to replace all flawed Pentium processors on the basis of request, in response to mounting public pressure. This software released on floppy disk by Intel was sent to consumers who requested it so they could find out if their Pentium Processor was the model that suffered from the FDIV bug.
The Intel Processor Frequency ID utility was designed to identify which Intel processor your PC contained. If your PC contained an Intel Pentium processor, the Intel Processor Frequency ID Utility would test & identify the Floating-point divide flaw.
The Intel Processor Frequency ID utility was designed to identify which Intel processor your PC contained. If your PC contained an Intel Pentium processor, the Intel Processor Frequency ID Utility would test & identify the Floating-point divide flaw.
Intel Andy Grove Comdex Keynote Speech on VHS (1996)
Item #313
Fall 1996 Comdex presentation of "A revolution in Progress" presented by the visionary Intel President & CEO, Time's Man of the year, Andy Grove. Recorded at Comdex on November 18, 1996.
Intel's president and CEO Dr. Andrew Grove gave the Comdex keynote speech, entitled "A Revolution in Progress." He discussed what he expected to happen over the next decade in microprocessor and PC technology. By 2011, he projected, there will be a 200-fold increase in processing power on Intel processors, chips that will by then integrate 1 billion transistors and run at dizzying speeds of 10 GHz and 100,000 mips (millions of instructions per second). In 1996 Intel had 4-million transistor processors running at 200 MHz and approximately 200 mips.
He used a variety of live demonstrations of then current and future PC technologies. The event audio was streamed live by RealAudio. In conjunction with this, Comdex had, as one of its major themes in 1996, the "25 Years of Industry Achievement: Celebrating the Impact of the Microprocessor" to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the introduction of the Intel 4004 microprocessor.
VHS tape with slip cover.
Intel's president and CEO Dr. Andrew Grove gave the Comdex keynote speech, entitled "A Revolution in Progress." He discussed what he expected to happen over the next decade in microprocessor and PC technology. By 2011, he projected, there will be a 200-fold increase in processing power on Intel processors, chips that will by then integrate 1 billion transistors and run at dizzying speeds of 10 GHz and 100,000 mips (millions of instructions per second). In 1996 Intel had 4-million transistor processors running at 200 MHz and approximately 200 mips.
He used a variety of live demonstrations of then current and future PC technologies. The event audio was streamed live by RealAudio. In conjunction with this, Comdex had, as one of its major themes in 1996, the "25 Years of Industry Achievement: Celebrating the Impact of the Microprocessor" to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the introduction of the Intel 4004 microprocessor.
VHS tape with slip cover.
 Andy Grove Keynote Speech at Comdex (1996) |
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Intel Assembly Test Technology Journal DVD (2001)
Item #018
Intel Assembly Test Technology Journal published on DVD for the general public. Features recent research and development with Intel technologies that were current in 2001.
DVD in case.
DVD in case.
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Intel "Journey Inside the Computer" Educational computer chip kits These kits were produced by Intel and only available to Teachers. The kits featured learning lessons on VHS, transparencies, and printed media as well as a hands-on "Chip Kit" that included examples of actual (but unusable) Intel Computer Chips and Pentium Processors, Transistors, and 8" Intel Silicon Wafers. |
 Intel's The Journey Inside: The Computer |