The most notable thing about the Atari 2700 game console was its use of wireless controllers, which was pretty revolutionary way back in 1981.
Small, comfortable, and responsive, the controllers were decades ahead of their time. Unfortunately, they also had a range of 1000 feet and interfered with other electronics, which forced Atari to halt the release.
While Atari later released wireless controllers for the 2700's predecessor, they were bulky in order to deal with the interference problem. This made them unpopular and set back the adoption of wireless controllers to the early 2000s.