Back in presumably the early 1960s, [David]’s grandfather bought a console stereo featuring a record ... Plentiful I/O on this 1960s vintage piece of Magnavox audio equipment.

Forty years ago, Magnavox lifted the veil on the world’s first commercial video game console, the Odyssey. Designed to work with a home TV set, the Odyssey blazed a trail that every game console ...

The better models from Magnavox, Zenith ... Match a new wall-hung large flat screen with a new or refinished console stereo made of finely polished walnut or mahogany, and you have a new elegance ...

If someone asked you to name the very first video game console ... your TV screen. Things like colors or images simply weren't possible. So, rather than trying to crack that nut, Magnavox instead ...

What was the first video game console ... thought of the TV game in 1966. He wound up making seven prototypes and the seventh — called “the brown box” — was the one Magnavox agreed ...

Fifty years ago today, an episode of the BBC's Tomorrow's World introduced the Magnavox ... The console consisted of an oblong box which could be plugged into a TV. It was connected to two ...

they produced their first TV. Within five years, with Freimann having risen to president of the company, Magnavox had bought out a Tennessee cabinet manufacturer (remember, console TVs in the 1950s ...

Baer was a true pioneer of the medium, responsible for starting the home console movement with the invention of the Magnavox Odyssey ... boards and relied on TV overlays to add visual detail ...

Magnavox is a US tech company most famous for tellies that was swallowed up by Phillips in 1974. It also created Odyssey, the first home video game console – so pioneering ... to Stuff magazine and ...

Fanboy rage isn't new; the console ... Color TV game had the highest unit sales but never made it outside Japan. The Coleco Telstar was the highest-selling western release. But the Magnavox ...

The modern stereo record console — not to be confused with Symbol Audio’s $20,000 model — was introduced by Magnavox in 1958. The “Concert Grand” phonograph and record console combined a powerful ...