1969, Japan
SONY revolutionized colour television by introducing the Trinitron colour picture tube, which produced a brighter, sharper picture. SONY won an Emmy for the development of the Trinitron picture tube.
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Sony, Trinitron Colour Television
1969, Japan
SONY revolutionized colour television by introducing the Trinitron colour picture tube, which produced a brighter, sharper picture. SONY won an Emmy for the development of the Trinitron picture tube.
Sony, Trinitron Colour Television
1969, Japan
SONY revolutionized colour television by introducing the Trinitron colour picture tube, which produced a brighter, sharper picture. SONY won an Emmy for the development of the Trinitron picture tube.
RCA, CT-100
1954, USA
The RCA CT–100 was the first retail colour television that was compatible with established television technology. It was also RCA’s first commercially available colour television. Unlike the earlier CBS system, these colour broadcasts could be received on the existing black and white system already in operation.
Philco, G4654 “Pedestal”
1958, USA
Philco’s Predicta televisions are possibly the most distinctive sets ever designed and sold in the USA. The set’s introduction created quite a stir in the market place. RCA’s president, David Sarnoff, was quoted as saying, “Philco has reinvented the industry and made TV more exciting again.”
Philco, G4654 “Pedestal”
1958, USA
Philco’s Predicta televisions are possibly the most distinctive sets ever designed and sold in the USA. The set’s introduction created quite a stir in the market place. RCA’s president, David Sarnoff, was quoted as saying, “Philco has reinvented the industry and made TV more exciting again.”
Philco, G4654 “Pedestal”
1958, USA
Philco’s Predicta televisions are possibly the most distinctive sets ever designed and sold in the USA. The set’s introduction created quite a stir in the market place. RCA’s president, David Sarnoff, was quoted as saying, “Philco has reinvented the industry and made TV more exciting again.”
Panasonic, TR-005
Japan, 1972
Panasonic produced particularly stylish televisions which often reflected trends in contemporary culture. This set resembles early space age design.
Panasonic, TR-005
Japan, 1972
Panasonic produced particularly stylish televisions which often reflected trends in contemporary culture. This set resembles early space age design.
Magnavox MV116J
1957, USA
Marilyn Monroe’s personal TV set, displayed in this living room tableau, was purchased by the MZTV Museum of Television at Christie’s (N.Y.) auction entitled “The Personal Property of Marilyn Monroe”, October 28, 1999. The stylish copper-finished cabinet, black and white picture tube and dusty chassis remain in original working condition.
