6. Yamaha SHS-10: 1987
The keytar was unquestionably famous with aspiring musicians and wannabe rockers. The machine offered a 32-key harpsichord, two operators, chord sequencer, amplifier and an inward FM synthesizer. This featured 25 distinctive voices with 6-note polyphony. Producers found the electronic console most valuable for its solid MIDI features which transmitted drum rhythms on independent channels. It was further blended it with an outside drum machine or sampler that could be programmed to playback those sounds.
5. Fujifilm Quick Snap Disposable Camera: 1986
Fuji spearheaded the expendable camera market with its 33 mm single-use shooter. It was affordable, simple to utilize and compact. The QuickSnap gave the novice camera experience that most consumers asked for. In addition to this, it also gave instant access that most proficient photographers looked for. The manufacturer lives up to its “you press the button, we do the rest” mantra.
