Transistor Radio Turns 50
theodp writes "Before the iPod, there was the Regency TR-1. Fifty years ago Monday, tiny Indianapolis-based I.D.E.A. partnered with TI and shook the world with the first pocket-sized AM radio, so impressing IBM chief Tom Watson that he provided a $49.95 (roughly $345 in current dollars!), four transistor TR-1 to each of his senior managers to kick-start the company's transition from valves."
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Sweet merciful crap was that zdnet article ever horrible.
I bet some geek is going to try and score one of these retro radios in a futile effort to attract women at a coffee house/artfag hangout.
Why? Because he failed to realize what was unattractive about him wasn't his looks, clothes, or wealth. It was his personality.
Stay tuned for another episode of Frustrated Geek!
Good to know even way back then we were stupid about limiting trade with other countries and discouraging technological progress.
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