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7/ Legacy lives on. Though word processors took over by the 1980s, the Selectric’s influence endures. Its design inspired modern keyboards, and collectors still cherish its craftsmanship. A true tech legend!

6/ Cultural icon. Over the decades, the Selectric starred in pop culture, gracing desks in films, TV shows, and newsrooms. Designed by Eliot Noyes, the machine's colorful aesthetic and distinctive hum became synonymous with productivity and professionalism.

5/ Office Evolution. Launched in 1971, the Selectric II introduced dual-pitch typing and a correcting ribbon to fix mistakes instantly. These upgrades kept IBM ahead in the typing tech race.

4/ Global impact. By the mid-1960s, the Selectric dominated the typewriter market, used in offices across the globe. Its reliability and versatility made it a staple for secretaries, writers, and professionals.

3/ Interchangeable fonts. The Selectric allowed users to swap typeballs for different fonts, styles and even languages. This flexibility empowered businesses and creatives to personalize documents like never before.

2/ Innovation in design. The Selectric’s spherical typing element, nicknamed the "golf ball," replaced traditional typebars. It spun and tilted to print characters, reducing jams and enabling smoother, faster typing.

1/ Launched in 1961, this IBM Selectric typewriter redefined the printed word with its revolutionary "golf ball" typing element that delivering unmatched speed, precision, and style. The machine was a game-changer for offices worldwide.

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