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The IBM PCjr (1984-1985)

An unpopular pick among customers, the IBM PCjr was meant to be a cheaper IBM 5150, geared towards gaming. However, as IBM literally stands for International Buisness Machines, it did not sell well, resulting in it being discontinued just one year later in 1985, selling only around 270,000 units. The PCjr had many accessories, mainly for gaming, such as joysticks. The PCjr was made to be competition to the Apple II and the Commodore 64, and was a complete market flop, especially considering that the Commodore 64 would go on to be the best-selling personal computer ever, and the Apple II would go on to sell 5-6 million units.

Features:
The computer
A monitor
A keyboard
A joystick
Labels on the monitor



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