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| '''Jeri Ellsworth''' born in 1974 in ], ] is a ] ] designer. She is best known for creating a ] ] built within a ] called ] under license from DC Studios. Before creating the C64 Direct-to-TV, she designed the ], as an enhanced Commodore 64 in 2002. | '''Jeri Ellsworth''' born in 1974 in ], ] is a ] ] designer. She is best known for creating a ] ] built within a ] called ] under license from DC Studios. Before creating the C64 Direct-to-TV, she designed the ], as an enhanced Commodore 64 in 2002. | ||
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Jeri Ellsworth born in 1974 in Yamhill, Oregon, U.S. is a self-taught computer chip designer. She is best known for creating a hackable Commodore 64 emulator built within a joystick called C64 Direct-to-TV under license from DC Studios. Before creating the C64 Direct-to-TV, she designed the C-One, as an enhanced Commodore 64 in 2002.
The C64 DTV was sold worldwide by The Toy:Lobster Company under license from Tulip Computers, DC Studios and Ironstone Partners.
External links
- New York Times biography "A Toy with a Story," December 20, 2004
- Toy:Lobster
- Statesman Journal Joy of electronics sticks January 25, 2005
- Stanford lecture May 18, 2005 in streaming Windows Media format
- A German article about Jeri Ellsworth
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