APF Mark 62
1977

https://handheldmuseum.org/device/apf-mark-62/

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Hewlett Packard 200LX
1994

https://handheldmuseum.org/device/hp-200lx/

What an awesome little rig!

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Handspring Visor Neo Blue
2001

https://handheldmuseum.org/device/handspring-inc-visor-neo-blue/

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Texas Instruments TI-55
1977

https://handheldmuseum.org/device/texas-instruments-ti-55/

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Surprising Sony didn’t come up with some proprietary storage for these. The universality of the 3.5” disks was awesome. And that 10x optical zoom!

https://handheldmuseum.org/device/sony-fd-mavica-mvc-fd75/

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Such a great hardware refresh from the original Lynx.

https://handheldmuseum.org/device/atari-lynx-ii/

This is my personal device from then. I bought games first to help force my young self to save enough to buy the console. Worked!

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Love this wiiiiiide boi!

http://handheldmuseum.org/device/sharp-scientific-calculator-el-5150/

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When simple red LEDs could convey an entire game...

http://handheldmuseum.org/device/fj-strauss-co-inc-straco/

👆Check out my video cleaning this game above, too. (with my kiddo's help) Cheers!

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