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Although production on new WPT content halted in 2002 as the network shifted its web strategy toward more traditional gaming

pocket-friendly see-through gray frame and a protective flip-cover with a built-in viewing window

it utilized a grid of eleven backlit buttons and a small speaker to deliver classics like Tic-Tac-Toe

Commercially-Successful Multimedia Computer

NeXT NeXTstation Turbo (1992-1993) Playstation Although production on new WPTNeXT Computer, Inc. History After being forced out of Apple by former Pepsi CEO, John Scully, Steve Jobs took some Apple employees and started a new company, NeXT, Inc. in 1985. Their computer products were high end workstations that were aimed at the business and higher education markets. NeXTs first computer product was the NeXT Computer, released in 1988. The computer was extremely expensive, priced at $6,500, so did not sell well. A NeXT Computer