CRAZY EDDIE Electronics Store Original Receipt (1971-1989) Audio The hammer breaking the screen

The hammer breaking the screen represents the need to break free from IBM products and move to Apple products

the 1906 Standard Model B remains the quintessential Edison machine

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its ability to perform complex scientific and business simulations anywhere made it an instant favorite for engineers and professionals on the go

CRAZY EDDIE Electronics Store Original Receipt (1971-1989) Audio The hammer breaking the screenCrazy Eddie electronic store was founded in 1971, with the first store being opened in Brooklyn, New York. It was started by Sam & Eddie Antar, a father and son team. The chain became a popular location in the Tri State Area throughout the 1970's and 1980's. The chains television and radio commercials were super memorable to anybody in the Tri State Area at that time, with a "crazy" narrator played by DJ Jerry Carroll (see videos). At it's peak, Crazy