Game Boy Color, Improved handheld gaming while remaining backward compatible with earlier games, giving it a huge game library from launch., Motorola DynaTAC, Martin Cooper helped develop the first portable cellular phone prototype and made its first call in 1973., Apple I, Inspired by the Homebrew Computer Club, Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs built and sold the first computer in 1976, Atari VCS, Originally called the Atari VCS, it popularized consoles that used microprocessors and interchangeable ROM cartridges for multiple games., Super Soaker, Engineer Lonnie Johnson created a powerful air-pressurized water gun prototype that later became a billion-dollar toy brand., Push-button Telephone, Introduced dual-tone multi-frequency technology, replacing slow rotary dialing and becoming a global telecom standard., Nintendo Wii U, developed to overcome the Wii’s limitations and attract more “core” gamers with better hardware and features., Xbox, Microsoft engineers built a Windows-based console prototype from Dell laptop parts to compete with Sony’s upcoming PlayStation 2., iPad, Apple imagined a portable “computer in a book” that people could quickly learn to use and connect wirelessly to other computers and databases., iPhone, An early 1980s prototype envisioned a hybrid phone–computer with a touchscreen and stylus for tasks like accounting and communication.

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