Which famous tagline was created in 1979 to help overcome public skepticism about a revolutionary personal technology invention, ultimately helping it become a household item?

Throughout history, some of the most remarkable inventions and discoveries have been accompanied by iconic taglines that transformed public perception and catapulted products into cultural phenomena. These catchphrases often played crucial roles in cementing innovations in our collective consciousness. This trivia question explores a pivotal moment when the right words helped an invention overcome significant market resistance and change the course of technological history.

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Sony Walkman: "The hottest thing on two ears"
Texas Instruments Calculator: "Little wonder"
Polaroid OneStep: "The simplest camera in the world"
Atari 2600: "Don't watch TV tonight, play it"