History
In 1971, Exin presented in Spain one of his most famous lines of toys and would remain longer in their catalog, a movie projector for children who used the 8 mm film format, also known as Double 8.1 This projector born inspired by other projectors appeared in other countries. The aesthetics of Cinexin was very similar to the projector Chad Valley Toy Company of the United Kingdom, which was comercailizado in 1968 and imitated in America by Kenner. The idea was not new in Spain all, and among many backgrounds can cite the Cine NIC brothers and Tomas Jose Maria Nicolau Griñó, or the zoetrope, a metal cylinder rotatable allowed to see figures moving, and had been introduced Borras commercially by Agapetus already 18972

The Cinexin was a small projector that used to include the condenser lens in the same bulb, worked with 3 batteries LR-20 / D, constructed with durable plastic orange, and that had a manual projection mechanism that proved key its success, as was the child himself who decided whether to advance (and how fast), rewind or freeze the image. The Exin home as distributed with the reference 300 and 0800.

The films for the toy were sold separately. They were going rolled into a coil endless designed to avoid having to rewind, making the game easier. The threading of the film was done manually. Initially only available in white and black...