Before smartphones, this was how we “organized” our lives — and felt like total tech wizards.

The Tiger Data Pad was the ultimate ‘90s kid flex. Released in 1995, this handheld electronic personal assistant packed contacts, notes, a calculator, a scheduler (that we barely used), and just enough beeps and blips to feel like you were operating high-level spy tech. Made by Tiger Electronics — the same geniuses behind all those LCD games — the Data Pad looked like a gadget straight out of a Saturday morning cartoon.

Perfect for schoolyard status, pretend business meetings, or just typing random stuff into the "Memo" app and pretending it mattered.

Product Highlights:

• Official 1995 Tiger Electronics release — made just for kids
• Includes calculator, address book, scheduler, memo pad, and more
• Compact clamshell design with LCD screen and full alphabet keypad
• Runs on button cell batteries (because nothing screamed 90s tech like those)
• Ideal for collectors, retro tech lovers, or your inner kid CEO

💾 Because in the ‘90s, this was a smartphone.