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The A2D Joystick, the first-generation analog joystick from the A2D Company for the Apple II computers, was initially developed in the late 1970s and is associated with Jef Raskin, a renowned engineer and interface researcher who played a key role in the creation of the Apple Macintosh. The device borrows the appearance and internal design from aircraft R/C models remote…

Dave Brown Dual Joystick is actually a doubled two-axis joystick that copies the appearance and design features of radio-controlled model airplane controllers from the 1980s. However, instead of being used with radio control, the joystick is a wired one, designed specifically for Dave Brown RC Flight Simulator, a flight simulator program written by model aircraft enthusiast John Kallend. This flight…

DEC H3060 Joystick was designed for the PDP-11 family of 16-bit minicomputers created by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) in 1970s and sold for about 3 decades – the ones UNIX operating system was initially created for. Particularly, the joystick can be found most often as a part of the VSV11/VS11 video graphics system, which included a cursor control/multi-display sync module…