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Obsolete

This week's Trivia: Obsolete

Technology is growing at an exponential rate. By the time you make it to the store to buy the latest gadget (or more aptly, receive your order in the mail), a new version is being released. But when we were younger, we were still amazed by the 8-bit or less systems, and monochromatic monitors.

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Q1	Before the proliferation of home computers and software to get the job done, what "electronic typewriters" were commonly used for desktop publishing? Word Processor Type-o-Matic Word Wizards Abacus Tapdance Typist
Q2	Which company owned Amiga at the time the first models were released? Atari Mattel IBM Commodore Macintosh
Q3	Which of these was NOT a launch title for the Atari 2600 in 1977? Basic Math Combat Indy 500 Star Ship Prince of Persia
Q4	The original Apple I computer was designed and hand-built by which of the following? Bill Gates Steve Wozniak Gary Gygax Wedge Antilles Rick Grimes
Q5	The Nintendo Entertainment System was the first console for many American households. What was the name of its Japanese equivalent, released two years prior? Sinclair Epoch Family Computer VideoPac Gemini
Q6	In the early portion of the 1980s, VHS format video cassettes where competing against which technology? Compact Disc 8-track Betamax Mini-Disc Scroll
Q7	The Pioneer LaserActive was a laserdisc machine that allowed for add-ons that accepted cartridges from which system? Super Nintendo NeoGeo Jaguar Sega Genesis PC-FX
Q8	Back in the days of floppy disks, which of the following capacities was available in a 3.5" format? 50 KB 1.44 MB 32 MB 128 MB 700 MB
Q9	Which manufacturer released released the ill-fated Zip drive, which used bulky 100 MB disks? Western Digital Sun Micro Bauer Shephard Iomega
Q10	The COnnecticut LEather COmpany had a relative success with the launch of their console, the ColecoVision. What was the name of its series of predecessors? Telstar Intellivision Odyssey Wonder Wizard RCA Studio II

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This week's Trivia: Obsolete

Before the proliferation of home computers and software to get the job done, what "electronic typewriters" were commonly used for desktop publishing?

Which company owned Amiga at the time the first models were released?

Which of these was NOT a launch title for the Atari 2600 in 1977?

The original Apple I computer was designed and hand-built by which of the following?

The Nintendo Entertainment System was the first console for many American households. What was the name of its Japanese equivalent, released two years prior?

In the early portion of the 1980s, VHS format video cassettes where competing against which technology?

The Pioneer LaserActive was a laserdisc machine that allowed for add-ons that accepted cartridges from which system?

Back in the days of floppy disks, which of the following capacities was available in a 3.5" format?

Which manufacturer released released the ill-fated Zip drive, which used bulky 100 MB disks?

The COnnecticut LEather COmpany had a relative success with the launch of their console, the ColecoVision. What was the name of its series of predecessors?