The older amongst you may just remember the SuperSmart Card (is it a card? No, it's a calculator...), a chunky piece of kit from Smart Card International, an American start-up founded by Arlen Lessin in 1983. It was a smart card with a built in screen and keypad. However you'd have needed a hammer to get it into a ISO card reader slot and the idea quietly fizzled away.
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