After the very first pocket tv, the Sinclair MTV1A made in 1977, Sony contemplated the problem of pocket tv design, realising the Cathode Ray Tube was a problem, Sony set about redesigning it. A revolutionary new CRT with a screen at 90 degrees to the electron firing gun was the answer. Way was found to bend the electron beam at right angles in order to produce a picture. But the ultimate breakthrough LCD screen was only months away at Casio research. as was the Colour LCD screen at Seiko's Epson research. But the Sony FD-210 is a legend because it was the first mass selling pocket tv ever.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
WORLD'S FIRST: Sony Watchman made in 1982
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After the very first pocket tv, the Sinclair MTV1A made in 1977, Sony contemplated the problem of pocket tv design, realising the Cathode Ray Tube was a problem, Sony set about redesigning it. A revolutionary new CRT with a screen at 90 degrees to the electron firing gun was the answer. Way was found to bend the electron beam at right angles in order to produce a picture. But the ultimate breakthrough LCD screen was only months away at Casio research. as was the Colour LCD screen at Seiko's Epson research. But the Sony FD-210 is a legend because it was the first mass selling pocket tv ever.
After the very first pocket tv, the Sinclair MTV1A made in 1977, Sony contemplated the problem of pocket tv design, realising the Cathode Ray Tube was a problem, Sony set about redesigning it. A revolutionary new CRT with a screen at 90 degrees to the electron firing gun was the answer. Way was found to bend the electron beam at right angles in order to produce a picture. But the ultimate breakthrough LCD screen was only months away at Casio research. as was the Colour LCD screen at Seiko's Epson research. But the Sony FD-210 is a legend because it was the first mass selling pocket tv ever.
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