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Amazing how much BS they had to expound to sell TVs by '56...It wasn't quite a "mature" product yet, but it was getting close to it..The only real innovation was color, & they were Mucho Dinero, & there weren't many color programs on at all. B&W sets like these, the only real differences were cosmetic, & screen size choices..
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Yeah, like the new Automatic Beam Stablilizer or Improved Miracle Interlace. They come up with some pretty fancy names there, don't they? Funny... I don't recall seeing any "compensator tubes" on the tube diagram of my Motorola sets!
Could you imagine what kind of names they'd have today if they were still trying to BS people?
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Go look at any "feature" list for Sony TVs of the past 15 years or more and you will see plenty of over-hyped and mis-named junk. "Dynamic" this and that, "Digital Reality Creation" (I'm serious-they really used that term!), "x.v. Color" (another dumb corruption of an industry term for an obscure feature of dubious value), and many more.
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Chris Quote from another forum: "(Antique TV collecting) always seemed to me to be a fringe hobby that only weirdos did." |
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