Super Nintendo Entertainment System (1991-2003) Toys 25-inch floppy drive into a

25-inch floppy drive into a single compact chassis

introduced in the late 1970s

🥇First Commercially-Released Personal Computer Marketed Specifically to Businesses

beating the original iPhone to market by several months

Super Nintendo Entertainment System (1991-2003) Toys 25-inch floppy drive into aSuper Nintendo Entertainment System The Super Nintendo Entertainment System, or SNES, arrived in North America in 1991 as the 16 bit successor to the original NES, featuring a rounded lavender and grey aesthetic. Engineered to combat the surging Sega Genesis, the SNES utilized innovative "Mode 7" hardware graphics to simulate a 3D perspective through background rotation and scaling, a technical leap showcased brilliantly in launch titles like F Zero.