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... Radio Shack to begin manufacturing some of its own products , and to buy others in Japan . Most of all , he opened new stores . By 1976 - thanks in particular to the craze for cit- izens - band radios , which fed Radio Shack's sales ...
... Radio Shack to begin manufacturing some of its own products , and to buy others in Japan . Most of all , he opened new stores . By 1976 - thanks in particular to the craze for cit- izens - band radios , which fed Radio Shack's sales ...
Page 61
... Radio Shack had a built - in distribution system that would take Apple years to match . Its thousands of outlets , with eager salespeople following Charles Tandy's precepts , began peddling the computers hard . By 1979 the firm had sold ...
... Radio Shack had a built - in distribution system that would take Apple years to match . Its thousands of outlets , with eager salespeople following Charles Tandy's precepts , began peddling the computers hard . By 1979 the firm had sold ...
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... Radio Shack , 59-61 , 68 , 70 Radio Shack Color Computer , 70 Radio Shack Model I , 116 Radio Shack TRS - 80 , 95 Reader's Digest Association , 160 Reese , John , 157 Remington - Rand , 26 , 31 , 85 research - and - development grants ...
... Radio Shack , 59-61 , 68 , 70 Radio Shack Color Computer , 70 Radio Shack Model I , 116 Radio Shack TRS - 80 , 95 Reader's Digest Association , 160 Reese , John , 157 Remington - Rand , 26 , 31 , 85 research - and - development grants ...
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