Jul 15
1983, the year when "72K" of memory was enough to make you the coolest kid on the block. For under $200 (that asterisk is doing heavy lifting), you too could own a computer that makes your smartwatch look like the Death Star. The ad promises "color" in rainbow letters, because nothing says "serious computing" like a palette that clashes harder than your aunt's Christmas sweater. And let's not forget the "one-touch keyboard means you don't have to know typing", because the future of computing is clearly for people who don't want to learn how to use it.
Source: Computers & Electronics Magazine, December 1983.
