Which dictionary brand was the first to release a commercial CD-ROM version of their flagship product in 1987, revolutionizing digital language reference tools?

The world of dictionaries has a rich history of innovation and brand development that revolutionized how we access language resources. Major dictionary publishers transformed from traditional book companies into multiplatform language authorities through strategic product design and marketing. This trivia question explores a pivotal moment in dictionary product history that changed how we interact with language resources forever.

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Oxford English Dictionary (Oxford University Press)
Random House Dictionary (Random House)
Merriam-Webster Dictionary (Merriam-Webster Inc.)
American Heritage Dictionary (Houghton Mifflin)