How The Sony Transistor Radio Changed The World – or at least some of it. – Graham Thomas
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This_day_in_history_ - Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering (Tokyo Tsuskin Kogyo) released Japan's first transistor radio, TR-55, Sold under it's new brand name 'Sony' . The name was derived by combining the latin word for
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TR-55 Radio Sony Corporation; Tokyo, build 1955, 7 pictures | Radiomuseum
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Tokyo, Japan. 12th Nov, 2016. Japan's electronics giant Sony displays the company's transistor radio recerver "TR-55" produced in 1955 at the company's retrospective exhibition "It's a Sony exhibition" at the Sony building
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TR55 la prima radio commercializzata dalla Sony nel 1955
TR-55 Radio Sony Corporation; Tokyo, build 1955, 7 pictures | Radiomuseum
1955 Sony TR-55
1955 Sony TR-55
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Tokyo, Japan. 12th Nov, 2016. Japan's electronics giant Sony displays the company's transistor radio receiver "TR-55" produced in 1955 at the company's retrospective exhibition "It's a Sony exhibition" at the Sony building
