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The Commodore 64 was a personal computer that was relatively inexpensive. Invented by Jack Tramiel, it was the first portable model with a color display. It used cassette tapes for data storage and had an optional floppy disk drive. It sold 22 million units.
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The Atari 5200 was a home game console. It was made as a compliment for the Atari Video Computer System. It was created to compete with the Mattel Intellivision but ended up competing with ColecoVision.
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The Apple Macintosh was invented by Steve Jobs. It first became popular after a 1984 Super Bowl commercial. There was an already installed floppy disk drive and unique Macintosh programs.
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The FUJICOLOR QuickSnap was a single use camera created by Fujifilm. It allowed people to simply take pictures on the go. In the first year over 1 million units were sold.
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The Nintendo Game boy was invented by Gunpei Yokoi. It was first released in Japan in April then in America three months later. It was the first handheld game boy
