#1 The Panasonic RX 5500 Stereo for $576 which is about $2000 today
#2 XCOMP 10 MB hard disk for $3,398
#3 The IBM 5110 computing system for under $18,000
#4 Imsai PC with 10 MB hard disk and an 8-bit microprocessor. Cost of $5,995 in the ’80s
#5 The hard disk at 10 MB for $3,495
#6 Spartan Apple II and an emulator for $600
#7 A 15 MB massive hard disk drive for $2,495
#8 Bell & Howell 8mm camera cost $207.7
#9 Sinclair ZC80 PC at $199.95
#10 Intercooler 3621 with 51k mini-disk drive and 32k RAM. Cost: $3,300
#11 Emerson Radio Corporation TV set for $599.50. 1949
#12 Phone Mate automatic answering machine for $129.5
#13 Sears portable color TV at $327.88
#14 The JVC’s HR-7300 Vidstar with a built-in video recorder. Cost: $1,280
#15 Corvus Systems Inc. with a ‘mass storage’ of 1000 MB
#16 Westinghouse 242 Big Picture TV for $270 or about $2,700 today
#17 Tandy CT-300 cellular phone for $1,499. 1989
#18 Coral cellphone by UK’s Telecom at $895
#19 Osborne business computing at $1,795
#20 Ampex FR200 tape transport at base price $2,675
#21 Apple l1 Plus at $1,195 back in 1977
#22 Motorola’s stereo Hi-Fi coffee table for $169.95
#23 Sears’ 8-digit electronic calculator for almost $100
#24 256K 1-disk memory PC for $5,000
#25 TRS-80 back in 1977 was sold for $3,450
#26 Betavision video cassette recorder that cost almost $1000
#27 Seagate ST4096 memory hard disk from 80’s at $12,000
#28 Commodore 64K PC for everybody at $600
#29 Sinclair Microvision pocket TV at $395
#30 TRS-80 PC with 32K at $3,874
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