Revere Model 85 Film Projector (1949-1960) Models on Display:Revere Model 85 Film Projector pushing a button physically pressed

pushing a button physically pressed down on a set of internal slider switches that activated precision tuning coils to produce the signature "musical" Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) beeps

Designed by Lyle Rains and programmed by Ed Logg

Moving away from the finicky clamshell opening of its predecessor

This is an authentic swatch of fabric that was from one of the earliest examples of Steve Jobs' turtleneck

It was a critical component of the early Apple ecosystem because its custom internal software allowed for "What You See Is What You Get" graphical printing

Revere Model 85 Film Projector (1949-1960) Models on Display:Revere Model 85 Film Projector pushing a button physically pressedRevere Model 85 Film Projector The Revere Model 85, introduced in the late 1940s, was a premium, silent 8mm film projector that brought movie theater quality projection right into the family living room. Encased in a heavy, cast metal body with a rugged brown finish, the Model 85 was a deluxe upgrade over older home models. It packed a bright 500 watt bulb and a high end coated lens to project crisp, vivid family movies. It featured easy to use