The Etch A Sketch Animator (known simply as "The Animator" in Europe), debuted in 1987, and featured a low-resolution dot matrix display and used two knobs for drawing, like a regular Etch A Sketch, with several buttons to manipulate the drawings.
The initial price was $89.99.
It had a few kilobytes of memory, capable of storing 12 frames of pictures in any combination up to 96 times.
It contained a speaker, which made static-like sounds when the knobs were moved and during animations.
The Etch A Sketch Animator (known simply as "The Animator" in Europe), debuted in 1987, and featured a low-resolution dot matrix display and used two knobs for drawing, like a regular Etch A Sketch, with several buttons to manipulate the drawings. The initial price was $89.99. It had a few kilobytes of memory, capable of storing 12 frames of pictures in any combination up to 96 times. It contained a speaker, which made static-like sounds when the knobs were moved and during animations.
Etch A Sketch