Radio Age - 1955, April - 36 Pages, 2.8 MB, .PDF - VacuumTubeEra
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WHY THIS SIGN<br />
IS YOUR GUIDE TO<br />
FINER TELEVISION<br />
RCA's <strong>36</strong> years' experience<br />
is yours to share in TVblack-and-white<br />
or color<br />
When the time comes for you to purchase<br />
a TV set and enjoy the most fabulous<br />
medium of entertainment ever created<br />
for the home, here are facts that will help<br />
you make the right decision.<br />
To pioneer and develop television, in<br />
color as well as in black-and-white, called<br />
for a special combination of practical experience,<br />
great resources and research<br />
facilities in the fields of communications<br />
and electronics.<br />
RCA was well qualified to do the job:<br />
EXPERIENCE: RCA has been the recognized<br />
leader in radio communications<br />
since its formation thirty-six years ago.<br />
Rs world-wide wireless circuits, established<br />
in 1919, and its development of<br />
. . the<br />
electron tubes, laid the groundwork for<br />
and radio broadcasting in 1920 .<br />
first nationwide radio network in 1926.<br />
<strong>Radio</strong> broadcasting led to television—<br />
and in 1939 RCA made history by introducing<br />
black-and-white TV as a service<br />
to<br />
the public.<br />
Dr. V. K. Zworykin of RCA invented<br />
the iconoscope, or television camera tube,<br />
and he developed the kinescope, now universally<br />
used as the picture tube.<br />
RESOURCES: Pioneering and development<br />
of color TV has been one of the<br />
most challenging and expensive projects<br />
ever undertaken by private industry. To<br />
date, RCA has spent $50,000,000 on color<br />
TV research and development, in addition<br />
to the $50,000,000 previouslv spent<br />
in getting black-and-white TV "off the<br />
ground" and into service.<br />
RESEARCH FACILITIES: RCA has One<br />
of the most complete, up-to-date laboratories<br />
in the world—the David Sarnoff Research<br />
Center at Princeton, N. It is J.<br />
the<br />
birthplace of compatible color television<br />
and many other notable electronic developments.<br />
No wonder that you can turn to RCA<br />
to find all of the essentials of quality and<br />
dependability born only of experience.<br />
In addition, the RCA Service Company,<br />
manned by a corps of trained technicians,<br />
operates service branches in all principal<br />
television areas. No other organization is<br />
so thoroughly equipped to install and service<br />
vour television set, as well as any<br />
other RCA product.<br />
RADIO CORPORATION<br />
OF AMERICA<br />
Electronics for Living