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Vaults for safeguarding the nation’s new film collection were completed; donations for the collection had begun in 1982.
Read the related article →Apple brought PowerPC processors to the Macintosh line, an architectural change that marked a new technical phase for the range.
Read the related article →The University of California’s Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive had an Internet museum presence, cited as an early milestone for online museums.
Read the related article →Spin Master, a Canadian toy company, was founded in 1994 by Ronnen Harary and Anton Rabie.
The Museum of Contemporary Art and Design of Costa Rica was founded in 1994 amid limited infrastructure for contemporary art in Central America. Its institutional model brought art and design together and developed experimental curatorial strategies.
Read the related article →The group TRF releases the song «BOY MEETS GIRL», a track that becomes a musical reference of the Heisei era and an object of reissues and new digital interpretations.
Read the related article →In 1994, *Museum International* devoted an issue to film museums and archives.
Read the related article →Recreativas.org reports that Little Robin, the commercial version of an Inder prototype called Yo-Yo Spell, reached the market in 1994 through the Murcian company TCH, on a different board.
Read the related article →The source states that Doom was released for DOS on 10 December 1993. It does not provide a release time.
Read the related article →The console adapted the AGA architecture and 68EC020 to a system with a CD-ROM drive.
Read the related article →The prints that formed part of the Studio-Museum were deposited at the General Archive of the Administration.
Read the related article →Sega publishes Virtua Fighter, demonstrating how 3D can transform the way movement is understood in fighting games.
Read the related article →Myst redefines the graphic adventure using pre-rendered scenes and leveraging CD-ROM capacity to include extensive audiovisual resources.
Read the related article →In 1993 the Martorell plant opened, reorganizing production and moving automobile manufacturing from the Free Zone.
Read the related article →The A3000’s successor brought AGA to the expandable desktop range, initially with 68040 versions.
Read the related article →The television anime based on Naoko Takeuchi’s manga began in March 1992, marking an adaptation distinct from the original manga and later productions.
Read the related article →The compact model retained the 68000 and added IDE and PCMCIA while omitting the numeric keypad.
Read the related article →The negatives from the Alfonso Archive were deposited at the General Archive of the Administration.
Read the related article →The U.S. Library of Congress made texts and images from some of its exhibitions available through FTP, an early example of networked museum and cultural access.
Read the related article →The Ministry of Culture acquired the Alfonso Archive, which contains photographs by Alfonso Sánchez García and his sons.
Read the related article →Founded in 1992, the Rufino museum and archive preserves objects and documents about different periods of everyday life, among other subjects.
Read the related article →Sega releases Virtua Racing, an arcade game showcasing real-time polygonal graphics that changes the perception of space in racing.
Read the related article →In January 1992, El gallito inglés was launched under the direction of Víctor del Real as an independent, anti-commercial comics project; it would later become Gallito Comics.
Read the related article →It incorporated a 68EC020 and 2 MB of Chip RAM, alongside IDE and PCMCIA interfaces.
Read the related article →The Reina Sofía Museum opens in Madrid, marking a milestone in the institutionalization of contemporary art in Spain and establishing foundations for the conservation of works with unconventional materials.
The catalogue for the Museo Reina Sofía exhibition *Cuatro direcciones: fotografía contemporánea española, 1970-1990* is published, presenting photography as an artistic practice in that period.
Read the related article →The Linux kernel, which is part of many GNU/Linux systems, began in 1991, according to the cited encyclopedia entry.
Read the related article →In the United States, compact disc sales surpass vinyl sales for the first time, marking a turning point in the recorded music market.
Read the related article →CCCB Lab describes a World Wide Web prototype built in 1991 that enabled remote file consultation through texts linked to other files.
Read the related article →Bram Moolenaar begins development of Vim, an improved version of the vi editor, introducing features like multi-window editing and vi compatibility that would make it a de facto standard in the Unix world.
Read the related article →Version 2 of the GPL was published, consolidating the free software model and becoming a de facto standard.
Read the related article →The Sears and Shneiderman paper, published in 1991 (based on a 1989 report), demonstrated that software stabilization allowed selecting 4x4 pixel targets with precision comparable to a mouse.
Read the related article →The release of Sonic the Hedgehog catapulted the Mega Drive to fame and consolidated Sega in the West.
Read the related article →The Valencian Toy Museum opened in Ibi on 20 December 1990, initially housed in Casa Gran, an 18th-century manor house.
Read the related article →Spain’s academic network RedIRIS established direct IP connectivity with the rest of the world, a milestone in connecting Spanish academic networks internationally.
Read the related article →A group of CERN physicists led by Tim Berners-Lee developed the World Wide Web prototype in 1990, creating a way to organize and access information over the Internet’s infrastructure.
Read the related article →A board-game symposium organized by Irving Finkel at the British Museum marked an early gathering for the exchange and study of these games.
Read the related article →From the 1990s onward, the sources describe an industry transformation associated with a wider range of games and the growing popularity of Eurogames. They also highlight festivals as places for gathering and promotion; they identify neither a founding date nor a single cause.
Read the related article →The first digital camera appeared in 1990, marking the start of a gradual transition in which digital and chemical photography coexisted for years.
Read the related article →A CERN group led by Tim Berners-Lee developed HTML and created a World Wide Web prototype, enabling remote access to files through linked text.
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