It's an interesting read if you go back to the beginning of the 'booklet'.
Also worth noting: In 1965 dollars, color TVs between 15 and 25" (in about their fourth year of practicality) ran from $270 to $1200 - in 1965 dollars. That's between $1800 and $8000 in today's money - about equivalent to the third-to-fourth years of HDTV, the paradigm shift that finally put the color tech used in those 1965 TV sets in its coffin.
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On page 19 it talks about how 3-D TV is "getting closer."
What a hoot! I was 9 when that issue came out. I used to read my grandpa's Popular Science issues all the time. I remember "Say, Smokey," "New Ideas from the Inventors," "Wordless Workshop," and a bunch of the other features. The ads are pretty entertaining too. Thanks for the memory trip, Peri!
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garyfritz wrote:
On page 19 it talks about how 3-D TV is "getting closer."
What a hoot! I was 9 when that issue came out. I used to read my grandpa's Popular Science issues all the time. I remember "Say, Smokey," "New Ideas from the Inventors," "Wordless Workshop," and a bunch of the other features. The ads are pretty entertaining too. Thanks for the memory trip, Peri!
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