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- - - - 1962
        
        When Engelbart was in the SRI (Stanford Research Institute) laboratory, he thought of using a pair of small wheels traversing a tabletop, one wheel turning horizontally, one turning vertically, the computer could track their combined rotations and move the cursor on the display accordingly.
    - - 1970
        
        In 1967, SRI filed for the patent on the mouse, under the more formal name of "x,y position indicator for a display system," and the patent was awarded in 1970.
  - - - An American engineer inventor
        
        Douglas Engelbart graduated with electrical engineering in 1948 and got his first job at NACA Institute (the forerunner of NASA)
        
        Finding someone to fund his wild ideas proved to be a long and difficult task. He received his PhD in 1955, and got a job at the Stanford Research Institute, where he received many patents for
        produce more computer components.
  - - - Stanford Research Institute
  - - - Carved wood casing with one button at the corner and metal wheels
    - - Wood
    - - An invention of a tool to help facilitate the use of computer to be more effective and fasten the working process
- - - - Engineer at Eastman Kodak
  - - - took 23 seconds to record and another 23 seconds to see payback on the TV
- - - - Japanese
        
        Namco employee
        
        one of the most important things in a video gamer's life
  - - - Became the first video game mascot
      - Traget audience: girls
      - Iwatani and his team created the very first power-up
      - Pac-Man introduced us to cut scenes,
        fully animated cartoon-style movie shorts to entertain players
        between levels
  - - - Target audience: girls / At this time video games were really geared towards boys, and Space Invaders or Asteroids is most popular from the boys
      - Shift from Japan to America
        
        The difficulty and speed were ramped up and all-new art was added to the cabinet
        
        Name changed: Puck-man to Pac-man
        
        Reception: An overnight success, in fact, Pac-man surpassed Space Invaders. Pac-man earning over a billion dollars in quarters in its first year alone.
    - - lunch boxes, shirts, posters, TV shows, song