Which dictionary company made history with the first CD-ROM dictionary that sold more copies than its print version, revolutionizing language reference products?

The world of language reference materials was forever changed when a traditional industry faced digital transformation. In 1994, one company made a bold move that would alter how we access word definitions and linguistic resources. This product launch represented a pivotal moment when dictionaries began their transition from physical books to digital formats. Test your knowledge about this significant milestone in language resource history!

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Merriam-Webster with the Collegiate Dictionary CD-ROM
Oxford University Press with the Oxford English Dictionary on CD
Houghton Mifflin with The American Heritage Dictionary on CD-ROM
Random House with Webster's Electronic Dictionary and Thesaurus