Image Bank: Origins of Personal Computing - Doug Engelbart and the Mouse

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Historical: Origins of Personal Computing - Doug Engelbart and the Mouse
vengl0001 Mouse Prototype	vengl0002 Doug Engelbart and Mouse Prototype	vengl0003 Doug Engelbart	vengl0004 1968: Douglas Engelbart and his SRI team give the first demonstration ever of personal computing at the Fall Joint Computer Conference in San Francisco.
vengl0013 Doug Engelbart and SRI Machine shop team	vengl0006 1968 Fall Joint Computer Conference site	vengl0007 1968 demo: title screen	vengl0008 Doug Engelbart
vengl0009 2000: Doug Engelbart receives the National Medal of Technology for personal computing innovations	vengl0010 Mouse Prototype	vengl0011 Doug Engelbart's National Medal of Technology	vengl0012 Mouse prototype photo in black and white.
vengl0013 Mouse prototype photo in color.

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