The first has to do with the popularity and availability of dot matrix display technology. If Nintendo was looking for withered technology that they could apply lateral thinking to, they could ...

Its 2 MHz CPU and 160×144 pixel dot-matrix screen were every kid’s dream in 1989, but using it as a car dashboard is pushing it. To bridge that gap, [John] designed two custom circuit boards.

The technology that made the Game Boy possible was the dot-matrix LCD, ... The blue pixels appeared black against the screen's reflective yellow-green background. To this day, ...

Angry Miao’s new $559 keyboard has a huge dot-matrix display and retro details. The AM RGB 65 is a Cyberboard rehash mashed up with Game Boy design cues, and it may be Angry Miao’s best keyboard.