Mattel Intellivision (1979-1990) PDAs proving that Americans were willing

proving that Americans were willing to put up with almost any mechanical quirk to join the digital revolution for the price of a fancy dinner

RadioShack was delisted from the New York Stock Exchange

and it is estimated that one expansion box was sold for every ten TI-99/4A computers that left store shelves before the entire product lineup was retired in 1984

built-in yellow light that the doctor can make brighter or dimmer

Built for Uher by the German acoustics experts at AKG

Mattel Intellivision (1979-1990) PDAs proving that Americans were willingMattel Intellivision Launch Day Set: Mattel IntelliVision; "Las Vegas Poker & Blackjack" Cartridge Mattel Intellivision First Commercially Released 16 Bit Home Video Game Console The Mattel Intellivision, launched nationwide in 1980, was the first true challenger to Ataris dominance, sparking the industry's first "console war" with a sophisticated ad campaign featuring actor George Plimpton. Marketed as the more "intelligent" choice, it featured a