Smith-Corona Ten-Day Touch Typing Course (1958) Commodore serving as a legendary workhorse

serving as a legendary workhorse before digital paging systems finally rendered its analog

Easily recognized by its distinct beige plastic casing and its smooth

dark reddish-brown cabinet that resisted heat and moisture better than traditional wood veneers

The console even featured a built-in spaceship game

Smith-Corona Ten-Day Touch Typing Course (1958) Commodore serving as a legendary workhorseSmith Corona Ten Day Touch Typing Course The Smith Corona Ten Day Touch Typing Course, first released in 1958 and popularized throughout the 1960s, was a pioneering multimedia learning system designed to turn "hunt and peck" typists into proficient operators from the comfort of home. Prepared under the supervision of a former world champion typist, the course centered on a series of vinyl records that provided a rhythmic, audio guided experience for