Hasbro 'Think-A-Tron' electronic question and answer computer, by Hassenfeld Brothers, Inc. Central Falls, Rhode Island, USA, ca. 1962.

This model is a Hasbro Think-A-Tron toy computer, an electro-mechanical question-and-answer game. The battery-operated machine 'reads' the question card then raises the correct mask in the answer panel above, to light up A, B, C, T or F. It was advertised quite innocently as 'the machine that thinks like a man - It Thinks! It Answers! It Remembers!'. The Think-A-Tron toy computer embodies the cultural maleness of computer science, in an era when data processing machines were little more than electrical sensing devices reading patterns of punched holes in cards or magnetic patterns on discs or drums.