Members of this list may appreciate the launch of IEEE Spectrum's Chip Hall of Fame, which grew out of an article originally published in 2009 about the "25 Microchips That Shook The World." (I helped put it together in my role as a senior editor at Spectrum). The goal is for the Chip Hall of Fame to induct a new class of three to four integrated circuits each year, and we are always open to suggestions! Most of the initial inductees are drawn from the earlier article, but with updated information where needed, and there are several new chips, including, for example, the TMS9900. The TMS9900 is best known for being the heart of the TI/99-4 and TI/99-4A home computers, which briefly enjoyed high sales volumes. We have an accompanying feature article by one of the TI managers of that chip, detailing how the TMS9900 was conceived with great vision, but was hobbled during implementation. The Chip Hall of Fame may be found here: http://spectrum.ieee.org/static/chip-hall-of-fame Best, Stephen