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1 1 EMT 112 ANALOG ELECTRONICS Professor Robert T Kennedy

2 2 Prof. R T Kennedy

3 3 REVOLUTIONARY or EVOLUTIONARY Prof. R T Kennedy JAMES CLERK MAXWELL 1831-1879 Guglleimo Marconi 1874-1937 ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL 1847-1922

4 4 Prof. R T Kennedy JOSEPH J THOMSON 1856-1940 JOHN FLEMING 1849-1945 LEE De FOREST 1873-1961 REVOLUTIONARY or EVOLUTIONARY

5 5 Prof. R T Kennedy REVOLUTIONARY or EVOLUTIONARY WILLIAM SHOCKLEY 1910-1989 WALTER BRATTAIN 1902-1987 JOHN BARDEEN 1908-1991

6 6 Prof. R T Kennedy REVOLUTIONARY or EVOLUTIONARY JACK KILBY 1923 - ROBERT NOYCE 1927 - 1990

7 7 Prof. R T Kennedy REVOLUTIONARY or EVOLUTIONARY JOHN LOGIE BAIRD 1888-1964

8 8 FAMOUS ‘MIS’QUOTES Prof. R T Kennedy Sir WILLIAM PREECE 1834 1913 “THE AMERICANS HAVE NEED OF THE TELEPHONE WE (UK) DO NOT WE HAVE PLENTY OF MESSENGER BOYS” 1876

9 9 FAMOUS ‘MIS’QUOTES Prof. R T Kennedy THOMAS J WATSON snr 1874-1956 THOMAS J WATSON jr 1914-1993 “I THINK THERE IS A WORLD MARKET FOR MAYBE 5 COMPUTERS” 1949

10 10 FAMOUS ‘MIS’QUOTES Prof. R T Kennedy “COMPUTERS IN THE FUTURE MAY WEIGH NO MORE THAN 5 TONS” 1949 “POPULAR MECHANICS”

11 11 FAMOUS ‘MIS’QUOTES KEN OLSON 1926- Prof. R T Kennedy “THERE IS NO REASON ANYONE WOULD WANT A COMPUTER IN THEIR HOME” 1977

12 12 FAMOUS ‘MIS’QUOTES Prof. R T Kennedy BILL GATES 1955- “640k OUGHT TO BE ENOUGH FOR ANYONE” 1977

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