Oh no, its an eBrain

Action Retro uploaded a new video examining a 2001 digital voice assistant. The presenter describes the device as a perfect example of early voice technology. The assistant, known as an eBrain, is the focus of the discussion.

The video explains that the eBrain utilizes TIMEX's "Data CRT" technology to move data through a CRT monitor. This method of data transfer is demonstrated in the footage. The presenter remarks that the approach likely functions effectively.

The segment provides a brief overview of the eBrain's capabilities and its place in early digital assistants. Viewers are shown how the CRT-based data link operates, illustrating the ingenuity of early 2000s hardware design. The commentary remains concise, focusing on the technical aspects.

Watch the video to see the eBrain's CRT data transfer in action:

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