Atwater Kent Model 20 (1924) Communications The Casio QV-10

The Casio QV-10

The Power Mac G4 Cube

and a miniature 5GB hard drive that was significantly smaller than the drives used by its competitors

Despite being a "no-frills" machine

The Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station (Model A1034)

Atwater Kent Model 20 (1924) Communications The Casio QV-10Atwater Kent Company History The Atwater Kent Manufacturing Company operated from 1902 1936. Their first radio models were nicknamed "breadboards" and the first 7 were released in 1923. In 1921, the company founder Arthur Atwater Kent patented a modern version of the automobile ignition coil. In 1925, Atwater Kent became the largest maker of radios in the United States. The company was at its peak in 1929, and had 12,000 employees. During the Great