1980s
Bannercatch & Agent USA computer games from Scholastic (1984)
Show us the face of Max the Master Robot. And you may win your own talking robot Team up with a friend to defeat Max
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1980s
Frogger, Q*bert, Amidar, Reactor & Tutankhamun game cartridges (1980s)
Check out some of the hottest video game cartridges from the early eighties: Frogger, Q*bert, Amidar, Reactor & Tutankhamun, from Parker Brothers.
1960s
The future of the computer age (1967)
A look back at the computer age: “Today’s computer revolution is only getting started. In store are amazing new uses for ‘electronic brains’ that will reshape the industry and alter people’s lives.”
1980s
Did you know the Commodore VIC computer could do all this? (1983)
‘The best computer value in the world today. The only computer you’ll need for years to come.’ – William Shatner
1970s
Let the computer do the work (1978)
If your schedule is too hectic, for a small investment you can now buy a personal home computer to do the things you don’t want to do.
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