In
the AT&T - Bell laboratory the TRANSISTOR [TRANsfer
reSISTOR] is invented by three Americans: Walter H. Brattain,
William Shockley en John Bardeen. This earns them a Nobel
prize in 1956.
This transistor preludes the Second Generation and following generations
of computers. Bell Lab's patents the transistor.
Much research is needed to make the transistor commercial viable.
In
the AT&T - Bell laboratory the TRANSISTOR [TRANsfer
reSISTOR] is invented by three Americans: Walter H. Brattain,
William Shockley en John Bardeen. This earns them a Nobel
prize in 1956. 
