Toys of the Eighties, Learning Window
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It looked kind of like a miniature laptop computer. You could play a variety of learning games and puzzles, like basic math operations and spelling. You could play songs with it, and memory games. It had different cartridges you could buy to play different games and puzzles.
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I remember it, its like a small computer(one at the time). Had a keyboard and a small screen.
It is called the PC Pal, I still have mine!
I bought one for 4 daughters in the mid 80s. Was a major expense that year, but really liked the fact that it didn't have small pieces to lose, or cards to plug in to make it work.
My girls played with it for 10 years, and one of them still has it. It was indestructible. Her son is now playing some of the games on it. I've loved VTech ever since. They have my vote for best toymaker.
Ahhh, my first and best toy. That thing lasted FOREVER. Wish I still had it. http://www.computermuseum.li/Testpage/Learning-Window-1985.htm
We found ours in the garage, bought new C batteries, and it's working great!
I would spend hours playing with that.
I had everything in my divorce taken from me probably tossed but my favourite toy ❤️
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