Professor Hawking received a new computer donated by Intel corporation in November 2011. The new computer is a Lenovo X220 Tablet PC, housed in a custom chassis in order to mount upon his wheelchair.
System specs are as follows: Intel Core i7 CPU, Intel 160GB SSD, 8GB RAM, 12" Daylight Readable Display, HD Webcam (for Skype phone calls), and Windows 7 64-bit.
Stephen Hawking's birth name is Hawking, Stephen William.
Stephen Hawking is the son of Isobel and Frank Hawking.
No. Stephen Hawking, as of 2011, is alive.
Stephen Hawking communicates through a computer system that simulates human speech. The computer is mounted on his wheelchair. Hawking interfaces with the computer through a program called EZ Keys, written by Words Plus Inc. Hawking cans the keyboard with a cursor that he manipulates by moving his cheek muscles, one of the few muscles in his body that Hawking still has control over.
Stephen Hawking used a computer system that generated speech by detecting minute movements in his cheek muscles. These movements were then translated into words using a predictive text method, allowing him to select words and phrases to form sentences. The computer could also be controlled using a switch or clicker device.
Steven Hawking was not involved with the invention or construction of computers.
Stephen Hawking's birth name is Hawking, Stephen William.
Stephen Hawkings or Hawking, not sure :)
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You might be referring to Stephen Hawking.
Despite a superficial similarity between the robotic voice of Doctor Who's enemies, the Daleks, and Stephen Hawking's computer generated speech; and despite the further similarity manifest in Professor Hawking's mechanical means of mobility, no; Stephen Hawking is most definitely human.
No. Stephen Hawking is an Atheist.
No. Stephen Hawking is an Atheist.
Stephen Hawking is the son of Isobel and Frank Hawking.
No. Stephen Hawking, as of 2011, is alive.
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Stephen Hawking communicates through a computer system that simulates human speech. The computer is mounted on his wheelchair. Hawking interfaces with the computer through a program called EZ Keys, written by Words Plus Inc. Hawking cans the keyboard with a cursor that he manipulates by moving his cheek muscles, one of the few muscles in his body that Hawking still has control over.