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Old 06-21-2015, 10:01 AM
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It sure looked like the Taiwanese version at first. But it's U.S. made. It's hard to believe they were making small portable sets to such a high quality level back then!

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It sure looked like the Taiwanese version at first. But it's U.S. made. It's hard to believe they were making small portable sets to such a high quality level back then!

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A true Zenith B&W portable, pretty nice catch. Saw a slightly older version in the movie The Poker House with a color picture superimposed on it. Low-budget flick set in '76 with an early 80s System 3 console in some scenes.

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