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Old 06-10-2009, 08:16 PM
AndrewM AndrewM is offline
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Hi Tritwi, the scans you have posted look to be of a later model chassis using an inline gun CRT as I can't see any convergence circuitry. Also the magazine is dated 1979.

It is interesting to see how the Colorado model evolved over that period of time.

When colour TV was introduced here in 1975 a lot of European models were imported as they used the same standards. In many cases they were expensive compared to the locally made and Japanese sets so they did not get a large share of the market.
The European brands continued to be sold since the 1970's but only in limited numbers compared to the dominant market share held by the Japanese manufacturers.
Some of the European brands sold here (many till quite recently) include:
Autovox, B&O, Blaupunkt, Graetz, Grundig, Korting, Loewe, Luxor, Nordmende, Philco, Radiomarelli, Saba, Siemens, Telefunken,
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