A retro pixel art style infographic poster in 16:9 horizontal format about the evolution…

A retro pixel art style infographic poster in 16:9 horizontal format about the evolution of technology from the 1940s to today, designed with a strict 8-bit aesthetic, visible pixel grid, and a limited palette of electric green, deep black, phosphor amber, cyan and off-white inspired by classic computer monitor displays; the central composition runs as a horizontal timeline from left to right across the full width of the poster, showing iconic tech milestones rendered entirely in chunky pixel art sprites — a vacuum tube, a transistor, a reel-to-reel computer, a floppy disk, a home PC with CRT monitor, a mobile phone, a flat laptop, a smartphone, a neural network symbol, and a glowing AGI brain — each sprite sitting above its year label in bold pixel font; the background should be a solid deep black with a faint scanline effect and a subtle grid overlay giving the feeling of an old CRT screen, with small animated-looking starbursts and pixel explosion effects near key moments; the title should be placed at the top left in large chunky pixel typography reading EVOLUTION OF TECHNOLOGY in bright electric green with a dark shadow offset, subtitle below reading FROM TRANSISTORS TO AGI in smaller amber pixel font; fact panels should be designed as retro 8-bit dialog boxes with pixel borders, small sprite icons and short text labels including FIRST COMPUTER, INTERNET BIRTH, MOBILE ERA, AI RISE, PROCESSING POWER, and WHAT IS NEXT; a DID YOU KNOW? section near the bottom right inside a pixel art treasure chest frame with five original tech facts; the entire poster should feel like a collectible retro video game screen, nostalgic, nerdy, sharp and completely original, no copyrighted characters, no logos, no modern UI, 16:9 horizontal ratio