Summary
This blog post provides a detailed historical account of the Tomy Tutor, an early home computer released in 1983. The author, Cameron Kaiser, shares personal experiences and insights into the computer's development, marketing strategies, and its place in the early landscape of home computing. He discusses its features, the marketing documents related to its launch, and the challenges faced by Tomy in the U.S. market, ultimately leading to the company's exit from this sector. The post combines personal nostalgia with technical exploration, showcasing the Tutor's significance in computing history and its unique sales approach.