\n\tThis week Intel is celebrating the 40th anniversary of the release of its first commercially available microprocessor, the Intel 4004. This gallery will look at the history of Intel’s desktop chips in its effort to maintain Moore’s Law
\n\tHere’s a die shot of the 4004 chip from 1972
\n\tThe 0.8MHz Intel 8008 was realeased in 1972.
\n\tHere’s the die shot of the Intel 8008.
\n\tThe Intel 8080 jumped to 2MHz in 1980.
\n\tA 1974 die shot of the Intel 8080.
\n\t1978 saw the introduction of the 8086 which hit 10MHz.
\n\tHere’s a die shot of the 8086 in 1978.
\n\tHere’s the Intel 8MHz Intel 8088 as it appeared in 1979.
\n\tA die shot for the 8088.
\n\tA 12 MHz version of the Intel 80286 appeared in 1982.
\n\tA die shot of Intel’s 80286 chip in 1982.
\n\tIn 1985 Intel introduced the Intel386 DX Processor 33 MHz processor.
\n\tHere’s a 1985 die shot of the 1386 DX Processor 33 MHz.
\n\tThe Intel486 DX Processor 50 MHz was released in 1989.
\n\tA die shot of the Intel486 DX Processor 50 MHz.
\n\tIntel revolutionary Pentium Processor 66 MHz was released to the public in 1993.
\n\tHere’s the die shot of Intel’s first Pentium chip in 1993.
\n\tThe 300 MHz Pentium II took center stage in 1997.
\n\tHere’s a die shot of the Pentium II in 1997.
\n\tThe Pentium III processor broke the 1GHz barrier in 2000.
\n\tHere’s the 2000 die shot for the Pentium III.
\n\t2001 saw the introduction of the Mobile Intel\u00ae Pentium\u00ae III Processor-M 933 MHz.
\n\tHere’s the 2001 die shot of the Mobile Intel Pentium III Processor-M 933 MHz.
\n\tIntel hit 2GHz with the 2000 release of the Pentium 4.
\n\tA die shot of the Pentium 4 from 2000.
\n\tThe Mobile Intel Pentium III Processor-M 933 MHz from 2001.
\n\tHere’s a 2001 die shot of the 933 MHz Mobile Pentium III M
\n\tIntel Core\u21222 Duo Processor 1.8 GHz was released in 2006.
\n\tThe die shot for the Intel Core 2 Duo Processor 1.8 GHz.
\n\tIn 2007, we saw the Intel Core 2 Quad Processor 2.4 GHz.
\n\tAnd a die shot for Intel Core 2 Quad Processor 2.4 GHz.
\n\tIn 2010 Intel released the i5 processor.
\n\tIntel also released the i7 processor in 2010.
\n\tThe die shot for the 2nd Generation Intel Core i7 processor – 3.4GHz
