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Sony artefactsin the International Vintage Electronics Museum, Hove, UK
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Sony artefactsin the International Vintage Electronics Museum, Hove, UK
(for a list of historical Sony transistor radios click here) |
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TR-72 = 1955 (second Japanese tr radio) TR-63 = 1957/3 (first Japanese shirt pocket radio) TR-75 = 1958 TR-84 = 1959/5 (super sensitive) TR-86 = 1959/1 (8tr shirt pocket) TR-608 = 1958 TR-610 = 1958/11 (first REAL shirt pocket) TR-510 = five tr version of the TR-610 (silver grille instead of gold) TFM-122 = early table model = 1959 TR-620 = cute, even smaller! = 1960 TR-630 = 1960 TR-609 = 1960/8 TR-624 = 1960/12 (desk radio) TR-724 = 1960/12 pocket radio (MW and SW) TR-650 = 1962/10 (last historic Sony shirt pocket radio) TR-6080 = 1961 TR-6081 = 1961 TR-710B = 1959/10 TR-714 = 1959/11 (first pocket shortwave tr radio) TR-716 = 1960 TR-725 = 1960/12 TR-730 = 1960/12 TR-810 = 1959/7 (superthin) TR-812 = 1959 TR-824 = 1964 TR-826 = 1963 (slide rule dial) TR-817=1962 (hi-tech!) TR-751 = 7 transistor MW coat pocket TR-830 = 1964 (updated version of the TR-817) TR-842 = 1965/2 TR-910T = 1962/9 TR-911 = 1962 TFM-96 = 1962 TR-1814 = 1964 TR-1815 = 1964/12 TR-1819 = 1967 (cube radio) TR-1820 = 1964 TR-1823 = 1969 (cube radio) TR-1824 = 1969 (novelty radio) TR-1829 = 1969 (novelty radio) TR-1825 = 1971 (cube radio) TR-1839 = ? (desk radio) TR-3550 = 1876 (made in Hong Kong) TR-7170L = 1971 (table radio) TR-7350L = ? portable TRW-621 = 1960/11 (watch radio) ICR-100 = 1967 (possibly first IC radio on world market) ICR-200 = 1967 (another early IC radio) ICR-90 = 1968 (smallest loudspeaker radio ever) ICR-120 = 1969 (keychain radio) TFM-151 = 1958 (possibly the first tr FM radio ever produced) TFM-121A = 1961 (second Sony FM radio) TFM-95 = 1962 TFM-850W = 1965 (one the first pocket FM sets) 1R-81 = 1966 (micro radio) 2R-21 = 1965 (square shaped) 2R-26 = 1966 (preset tuning) 2R-23 = 1969 2R-29 = 1969 2R-30 = 1969 2R-31 = 1970 (chrome front) 2R-32 = 1970 (chrome front) 3R-67 = ? 6R-24 = 1970 7FC-34W = ? (clock radio) TPS-L2 = 1979 (first walkman ever) WM-1 = ? (second walkman ever) WV-20 = 1983/10 (first audio cassette sized walkman) CCD-M8 = 1985/09 (first 8mm handycam) D-50 = 1985 (first personal CD player in the world) TC-50 = 1969 (first cassette corder to go to the moon) M-9 = ? (microcassette corder) ICF-301 = ? (credit card size AM/FM) ICF-2001 = ? (first PLL short wave receiver) ICF-7600D ? (PLL short wave receiver) CRF-150 = 1969 (comunications receiver) CRF-160 = 1969 (communications receiver) FD-10B = ? (b/w flat screen TV) FD-210BE= ? (b/w flat screen TV) FD-250B = ? (b/w flat screen TV) FDM-404A = ? (flat screen monitor) TV8-301W = May 1960 (the first direct view transistor portable set on the world market). TV5-303W = May 1962 (the first smallest, lightest, transistor portable Tv set at the time). TV4-203UW = 1965 (the original 4" Walkie-Watchie) ICF-C670W = ? (clock-radio) TC-60A = early cassette tape recorder = 1968? TV9-306UB = ? (portable 9" TV which also appeared on the cover of Beatles' Sergent Pepper album) TV9-90UB = ? (portable 9" TV) TC6-300 = ? (stereo cassette corder) WM-D6C = ? (professional Dolby Walkman) HB-75B =? (MSX home computer) CDX-5 = 1984 (first car compact disk player) AVC-3420CE = ? (videocamera) CB-901 = 1960 (CB transreceiver) FX-412UK = TV-FM/SW/MW receiver cassette-corder = ? TC-MR2 = Stereo microcassette-corder = ? Powerbook 100 = Made for Apple in = 1991 SONY illuminated changing colour shop sign. SONY slide rule SONY Boy = figurine Sony 1995 (40th anniversary) notepad Sony desk set P.S. You might like to check the Sony bibliography in the DATABASE page and the article Sony historical sources in the VINTAGE NEWS page
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