America Online (AOL.com) (1989-Present) Texas Instruments a one-handed controller that used

a one-handed controller that used motion sensors and an infrared sensor bar placed near the TV to translate your real-world movements directly onto the screen

sold by Radio Shack starting in 1977

Donation: Mark Scheck through local "Gift Economy" group

saving precious battery life when shooting outdoors

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