Which product design innovation first brought Oxford English Dictionary content to digital devices in the 1980s, dramatically reducing its physical footprint?

Throughout history, dictionaries have shaped how we understand language and communicate. Behind these essential reference works are innovative companies and visionary linguists who transformed how we document and access words. This trivia question explores the product design journey of one of the most revolutionary developments in linguistic reference tools that changed how we interact with language resources.

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The Oxford Electronic Dictionary CD-ROM (1987)
The Webster's Digital Language Terminal (1985)
The Britannica Linguistic Processor (1988)
The Collins Pocket Electronic Wordbank (1984)