The story · 1993
The story of Brainpocket Organizer
Brainpocket owners felt like secret agents. The clamshell flipped open to a tiny keyboard and a gray screen that stored a hundred phone numbers, birthdays and a to-do list. Kids used them as diaries locked with a four-digit code. When the battery died, every number vanished forever, which taught a whole generation to write things down twice.
Fun fact
It came with a built-in world clock, so owners always knew the time in cities they would never visit.
