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... consumer electronics , which with the advent of com- ponent high - fidelity systems and stereophonic sound was about to enjoy a boom of its own . In the early 1960s he visited Boston to discuss the acquisition of Radio Shack , a nine ...
... consumer electronics , which with the advent of com- ponent high - fidelity systems and stereophonic sound was about to enjoy a boom of its own . In the early 1960s he visited Boston to discuss the acquisition of Radio Shack , a nine ...
Page 74
... Consumer Electronics Show , in Chicago . Its manu- facturer , Coleco , had been at various times a maker of leather goods ( its name derived from Connecticut Leather Co. ) , inflatable swimming pools , and toys , and had regis- tered ...
... Consumer Electronics Show , in Chicago . Its manu- facturer , Coleco , had been at various times a maker of leather goods ( its name derived from Connecticut Leather Co. ) , inflatable swimming pools , and toys , and had regis- tered ...
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... consumers who have neither an occupational nor a hobbyist's interest in computers , and the services they offer are meant specifi- cally to address the wants and needs of everyday life . When Knight - Ridder introduced Viewtron to Miami ...
... consumers who have neither an occupational nor a hobbyist's interest in computers , and the services they offer are meant specifi- cally to address the wants and needs of everyday life . When Knight - Ridder introduced Viewtron to Miami ...
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