Walter H. Brattain —
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A stylized replica of the first transistor —
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Presley stripped to his waist after escaping from a fan riot — during the concerts performed in Jacksonville, Florida between May 12–13 1956
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A side for the single Heartbreak Hotel by Elvis Presley —
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An early model of a transistor —
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John Bardeen(l), William Shockley and Walter Brattain(r) at Bell Labs, 1948 —
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Silicon Valley Landmark — The original Shockley building at 391 San Antonio Road, Mountain View, California, was a produce market in 2006 and has since been demolished
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Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory — The 391 San Antonio Road, Mountain View site in Dec. 2017. The new project being completed here includes a display of sculptures of packaged semiconductors, including a 2N696 transistor, a Shockley 4-layer diode, and another diode, standing above the sidewalk
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William Shockley —
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Blockchain —
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Kevin McCoy —
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