Which invention is considered the first true e-commerce transaction system, developed in 1979 and allowing remote shopping via television?

The world of online shopping transformed retail forever, but its origins might surprise you! This trivia explores the groundbreaking invention that made e-commerce possible and the visionaries who pioneered this revolutionary way of shopping. Test your knowledge about the early days of buying products through computers and how it evolved into the massive global industry we know today.

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Videotex - Michael Aldrich's system connecting television to transaction processing computers via telephone lines
CompuServe Electronic Mall - the first online shopping service developed by Bill Giles
Boston Computer Exchange - the world's first e-commerce website for trading used computers
Minitel - France Télécom's online service featuring shopping capabilities