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

offering a 24-character LCD screen

making it a universal plug-and-play solution for any corporate mainframe or minicomputer of the era

the VV-IV became a massive commercial blockbuster

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