-
similar in
format to
TurboPlay, but with a
focus on the
newly released TurboDuo
console (i.e.
TurboMail and
TurboNews
became Duo
Mail and DuoNews, respectively)...
- The
Daily Mail is a
British daily middle-market
tabloid newspaper founded in 1896 and
published in London. As of 2020[update], it has the
highest circulation...
- "An
adjunct to the
turbo-encabulator, emplo****
whenever a
barescent skor
motion is required." A
month later a
response to
reader mail on the
feature appeared...
- with the
TurboDuo's
Super CD
compilation disc, US$95. TTI also
offered the
Super System Card via
mail order,
which provided the
original TurboGrafx-CD...
-
version (simply
branded as "
TurboGrafx") were s****ped
after disappointing U.S. sales, with
leftover stock liquidated through mail-order retailers. Over 17...
- "indefinitely"). As a result, NEC's ads
dominated the
pages of
TurboPlay,
although one
could also find ads for
mail-order
companies and a
small roster of third-party...
- technique.
Revenues for
direct mail sales of
TurboCAD grew to over $20
million annually in 1993, with
successful prospect direct mail campaigns being sent out...
- was sold by
direct mail order for US$49.95,
without going through established sales channels (retailers or resellers). The
Turbo Pascal compiler was...
-
Daily Mail and
General Trust (DMGT) is a
British multinational media conglomerate, the
owner of the
Daily Mail and
several other titles. The 4th Viscount...
-
Turbo Fast is an
American animated television series based on the 2013
animated film
Turbo.
Produced by
DreamWorks Animation Television and
animated by...
