Toshiba T1600 (1988) Video the system was entirely spill-proof—meaning

the system was entirely spill-proof—meaning a knocked-over juice box wouldn't ruin the computer

pressing the paper against the ink ribbon

Others Donated by Justin Tuttle and bought at Estate Sales

throwers would shout "Frisbie

Conceived by legendary designer Gunpei Yokoi after he watched a bored businessman playing with a calculator on a bullet train

Toshiba T1600 (1988) Video the system was entirely spill-proof—meaningToshiba T1600 The Toshiba T1600, released in late 1988, was a heavy duty powerhouse of the "luggable" computer era that helped bridge the gap between clunky portable desktops and the modern notebook. Powered by a 12MHz processor, it was one of the first battery powered PCs to feature a high contrast, backlit LCD screen capable of displaying 16 clean shades of gray instead of the blurry green text of older portables. What truly set the T1600 apart was