“And we’ve got three transistor radios that are the same size and appearance ... Search the internet today, and one soon finds lots of vintage novelty radios for sale. But companies who make new ...

That’s from before the time most of us were born and not many years after the invention of the transistor in late ... M QRP transmitter design in a vintage Radio magazine from the late ...

They had to catch the attention of the public. That happened with the hand-held radio. The first transistor radio was a joint project between the Regency Division of Industrial Development ...

Making A Transistor Radio, by [George Dobbs ... The amplifier is a very old-fashioned, single-ended design with an output transformer. The transistors in question are the now-archaic germanium ...

The reimagined Quad 33 preamplifier and 303 stereo power amplifier, originally launched in the 1960s, were teased in ...

Our experts at Business2Community have compiled the key dates and products in the history of Sony, all the way from its first transistor radio to its industry-leading products. Sony belongs to a ...

All handheld radios, as well as desktop radios, use transistors, both discrete as well as contained in chips. The transistor radio was one of the first consumer devices that employed solid state ...

This allowed for recording of TV shows and on-demand viewing of both those and pre-recorded videotapes available for rent and ...

A transistor is a type of semiconductor device that is used to amplify or switch electronic signals and electrical power. It is a fundamental building block of modern electronic devices and is ...

His company has birthed many firsts: the solar-powered transistor radio, made-in-Japan TV set ... Walking through the museum was a treat. I recognized old double cassette tape recorders ...

While television has taken over the sports industry, Korach is old-school radio through and through. He’s the voice on the square transistor perched on the porch while doing yard work ...

See, one had to or else your harsh old lady would try to play kinyozi ... well, there was a transistor radio with batteries held together with a black rubber band fleshed from bicycle tyre tubes.