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Where was UNIX created?
At Bell Labs
Who created Unix?
Bell Labs, was the person who created UNIX.
When was the first transistor created?
1947 at Bell Labs. It was a germanium point contact transistor.
What has the author Richard Trenner written?
Richard Trenner has written: 'The Bell Labs writer' -- subject(s): Business report writing, Technical writing
What did Bell Labs become?
The National Bell Telephone Company became the American Bell Telephone Company in 1878
Is bell labs in USA?
NO!
Who event the phone?
Martin Cooper. But others say that Bell Labs created it. But I think it was Martin Cooper.
Where was the transistor invented?
Bell Labs.
Who developed the transistor?
Bell Labs
What are the release dates for Live from ATandT Bell Labs - 1993?
Live from ATandT Bell Labs - 1993 was released on: USA: 1993
What is the name of Bell Labs' operating system?
Lucent
Who invented the transisitor?
two engineering at BELL LABS
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