Intel Toys & Puzzles
Intel Pentium II BunnyPerson MMX Playing Cards (1998)
Item #182 (#183 similiar)
Sealed deck of playing cards features an Intel BunnyPerson character and Intel Inside Pentium II logo on the back of each card.
Intel Bunny Person image on card
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Intel Bunny Person on playing card
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Intel Microprocessor Chip Die Viewers (2000)
Item #012
When you hold these Intel die-plot viewers up to a light and look into them you will see full color images of some of Intel's most famous Processor chips.
The four microprocessor chips shown are the Intel 386, 486DX, Pentium & Pentium III.
New in sealed package that has a set of four different viewers.
The four Intel CPU Chip Die as seen thru the viewers:
The four microprocessor chips shown are the Intel 386, 486DX, Pentium & Pentium III.
New in sealed package that has a set of four different viewers.
The four Intel CPU Chip Die as seen thru the viewers:
Intel Magnetic Spinning Wheel Toy (2001)
Item #003
This blue spinning wheel toy has colorful LED's in the wheel that light up when batteries are installed. It features the Intel Dropped-E logo printed in white.
Intel Bouncing Ball with Pentium III Chip Inside (2003)
Item #115 (#131 & #150 similar)
Clear soft bouncing ball with an actual Intel Pentium III Chip embedded inside and Intel logo on back.
Item is new and sealed in original packaging.
Item is new and sealed in original packaging.
Back of ball has the Intel logo
80286 iAPX 286 Microprocessor Chip Puzzle (1982)
Item #345 (#346, 347 & 577 similiar)
This is a 513 piece jigsaw puzzle promoting the Intel 80286 16-bit processor, introduced on February 1st 1982.
The Intel 80286 processor was used in most IBM PC/AT & compatible computers from 1984 until the early 1990's.
Cover of box states "Winning Technologies from INTEL - The 80286 16-bit microprocessor incorporates 130,000 transistors". Side of box has "INTEL iAPX 286".
Box Measures 1-1/2 x 11-1/2 x 14 in.
The Intel 80286 processor was used in most IBM PC/AT & compatible computers from 1984 until the early 1990's.
Cover of box states "Winning Technologies from INTEL - The 80286 16-bit microprocessor incorporates 130,000 transistors". Side of box has "INTEL iAPX 286".
Box Measures 1-1/2 x 11-1/2 x 14 in.
Assembled Intel Microprocessor Puzzle
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Intel 8089 Co-Processor Chip Puzzle (1983)
Sold
The Intel 8089 Input/output co-processor was available for use with the 8086/8088 microprocessors. It used the same programming technique as the 8087 for input/output operations, such as transfer of data from memory to a peripheral device, and so reducing the load on the CPU.
This is an Intel 8089 microchip jigsaw puzzle made by Challenger, 500 piece puzzle showing a close-up of the 8089's circuitry is 18" x 18" when assembled.
This is an Intel 8089 microchip jigsaw puzzle made by Challenger, 500 piece puzzle showing a close-up of the 8089's circuitry is 18" x 18" when assembled.
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Museum of Modern Art Intel 386 Processor Puzzle (1990)
Item #342 (#343 & 344 similar)
Sold at the Museum of Modern Art (New York, N.Y.) gift shop during their Art exhibit "Information Art: Diagramming Microchips" that ran from September 6 to October 30, 1990.
Puzzle is 18 x 24" when assembled, 540 pieces.
Puzzle is 18 x 24" when assembled, 540 pieces.
Museum of Modern Art's Microchip Art exhibit Poster (1990)
Intel Pentium Processor Puzzle (1993)
Sold
Full color Intel Pentium Processor circuitry puzzle comes in cardboard tube package.
Intel Logo Baseball (2003)
Item #278
Promotional Baseball with Printed Intel dropped-e logo.
Intel Arizona Fitness Golf Ball (2003)
Item #275
Printed Intel dropped-e logo on a golf ball.
Promotional item given out to celebrate the opening of a new Fitness Center at the Intel facility in Chandler AZ.
Promotional item given out to celebrate the opening of a new Fitness Center at the Intel facility in Chandler AZ.
Intel Arizona Fitness Flying Disc (2003)
Item #317 (#319 similar)
Printed Intel logo on blue flying disc.
Promotional item given out to celebrate the opening of a new Fitness Center at Intel facility in Chandler Az.
Promotional item given out to celebrate the opening of a new Fitness Center at Intel facility in Chandler Az.
Intel Flying Disc (2003)
Item #318
Printed Intel dropped-e logo on blue flying disc.
Intel Foam Squeeze Keychain (2004)
Item #264
Blue soft foam stress squeeze keychain with Printed Intel Logo.
Promotional item given out to Intel employees during an annual health benefits roadshow.
Promotional item given out to Intel employees during an annual health benefits roadshow.
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