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  1. Hewlett Packard/ Sanborn Division. Operating and Service Manual. D C General Purpose Amplifier 126, 126B, 64-300A, 64-300B, 67-300, 67-300B Bibliography

    Hewlett Packard/ Sanborn Division. Operating and Service Manual. D C General Purpose Amplifier 126, 126B, 64-300A, 64-300B, 67-300, 67-300B. Table of Contents contains the following sections: Description and Data, Operating Procedures, The Oscilloscope Jack, Maintenance, Theory, Electrical Parts Lis…

  2. 1980 Hewlett-Packard Chronology

    Hewlett-Packard introduces HP-85 microcomputer

  3. 1991 Hewlett-Packard Chronology

    Hewlett-Packard introduces the HP 95LX hand-held computer

  4. 1984 Hewlett-Packard 600 Chronology

    Hewlett-Packard introduces LaserJet printer $3600

  5. 1989 Hi-8 videoformat Chronology

    Hi-8 video recording format publically available

  6. Hickok Instrumentation Sales and Pricing Sheets Bibliography

    Hickok Instrumentation Sales and Pricing Sheets. Illustrated with color photographs. Includes "Application Selector" manipulable pie chart.

  7. Hickok Model 209B Vacuum Tube Voltmeter Bibliography

    Hickok Model 209B Vacuum Tube Voltmeter. Service Manual illustrated with photograph, drawing, parts list.

  8. Hidden Images: Games of Perception, Anamorphic Art, and Illusion from the Renaissance to the Present Bibliography

    Hidden Images: Games of Perception, Anamorphic Art, and Illusion from the Renaissance to the Present. Contents follow: Introduction, The First Anamorphoses, The Discovery of Perspective, Illusionism, Curved and Discontinuous Picture Planes, Architecture and Theater, Perspective Cabinets, Sixteenth-C…

  9. Hidden Treasure - 3 Flights Up Bibliography

    Hidden Treasure - 3 Flights Up An article about the Experimental Television Center in Owego, NY.

  10. High Tech? Low Tech? Bibliography

    The Squealer: the low-tech/ high-tech issue. High Tech? Low Tech? Where do you fit in? Take the TECH Test to Find Out! by David Gracon.

  11. High Theory/Low Culture: Analyzing Popular Television and Film Bibliography

  12. Highlights from Cannes: Ray: You Can't Go Home Again Bibliography

  13. Hisao Ihara People

    Media artist Hisao Ihara was born in Tokyo, Japan, and grew up with two brothers and three sisters; he has recently become interested in editing large amounts of information people deal with every day and a long quoted list of keywords is presented as current concerns. He has begun learning cooking, Chinese language and yoga.

  14. Histories

    Compiled directory of websites offering histories and chronologies of media culture, systems and tools; entries include museums (American Computer Museum, Museum of Television, Museum of TV and Radio, Obsolete Computer Museum), institutional archives and foundations (Daniel Langlois Foundation Centre for Research and Documentation; Woody and Steina Vasulka Archive; WGBH New Television Workshop Archives), scholarly and association resources (Media History Project; International Association for Media and History; Radio History Society), and specialized timelines and thematic collections on computing, cinema, radio, recording and pre-cinema.

  15. Histories of New Media Art Bibliography

    Histories of New Media Art

  16. History of Ant Farm (1968-1978) Groups

    Ant Farm, founded in October 1968 by Chip Lord and Doug Michels in San Francisco, produced inflatable sculptures, architectural performances and video works with members including Hudson Marquez, Joe Hall and Curtis Schreier. Major projects included TimeSlice parachute structures (1969), Gas Station and Truckstop Network (1970), House of the Century (1971), Cadillac Ranch (1974), Media Burn and The Eternal Frame (1975), Dolphin Embassy and the publication Automerica. The group exhibited at the Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston and the Berkeley Art Museum; their Pier 40 studio burned on August 7, 1978, after which Ant Farm disbanded and most slide and video documentation was saved.

  17. History of Broadcasting. 3 volumes Bibliography

  18. History of Electronic Sound Modification Bibliography

    Harald Bode surveys the history of electronic sound modification from 1896 to the present, tracing electromechanical precursors such as Thaddeus Cahill’s Telharmonium and instruments of the electronic era including the Trautonium, Hammond Novachord, RCA synthesizer and Moog modular systems; he documents technologies and effects including filters, envelope shaping, vocoder/voder, ring modulation, delay lines, tape techniques, flanging, phasing, frequency shifters, harmonizers and reverberation. The essay cites developments and devices by Les Paul, Eventide, Marshall and others, lists patents and publications, and notes presentations in 1980–81; manuscript courtesy Harald Bode and Peer Bode, published in J. Audio Engineering Society, October 1984.

  19. History of the WGBH New Television Workshop Bibliography

  20. 1986 Hitachi Chronology

    Hitachi introduces 8mm cassettes as a professional camcorder medium

  21. 1982 Hitachi and Bosch Chronology

    Hitachi and Bosch introduce 1/4" video recorders

  22. Hitachi Model EA-103U(E,K) Effects Amplifier Service Manual Bibliography

    Hitachi Model EA-103U(E,K) Effects Amplifier Service Manual. Illustrated with controls views black and white photographs. Includes description and schematics.

  23. Hitachi Model FP-40SS Portable Color Camera Service Manual. Includes GL-40U Genlock Unit and Ap-60U AC Power Adaptor Bibliography

    Hitachi Model FP-40SS Portable Color Camera Service Manual. Includes GL-40U Genlock Unit and Ap-60U AC Power Adaptor. Exlploded views and schematics.

  24. Hitachi Model FP-Z31/FP-Z31L Portable Color Camera Service Manual. Includes AP-40 Power Supply Bibliography

    Hitachi Model FP-Z31/FP-Z31L Portable Color Camera Service Manual. Includes Ap-40 Power Supply. Includes technical specifications, exploded views and schematics.

  25. Hitachi Model FPC-1000BU (BE,BK) Color TV Viewfinder Camera and CCU Service Manual Bibliography

    Hitachi Model FPC-1000BU (BE,BK) Color TV Viewfinder Camera and CCU Service Manual. Exlploded views and schematics.