File:GI250 PICO1 die photo.jpg
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DescriptionGI250 PICO1 die photo.jpg |
English: Photograph of the calculator processor integrated circuit developed by Pico Electronics and introduced in 1971. The chip was manufactured and marketed by General Instrument of Hicksville NY. |
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