RCA's CT-100 was the first color-TV set for consumers. It offered low quality at a high price. Courtesy RCA __1954: __RCA begins production of its first color-TV set for consumers, the CT-100.

RCA’s public relations department soon began referring to McNamara as “Miss Color TV,” a deliberate effort ... both over-the-air and on a closed-circuit link between its New York studios ...

Among other notable achievements, for instance, RCA was instrumental in the development of NTSC standards for color TV — one of the most important advancements in TV history. RCA actually ...

On December 1, 1954, the RCA 21-CT-55 goes on sale in the USA. Its 53-centimetre (21-inch) picture tube makes it the world's first color TV with a screen diagonal that is halfway suitable for a ...

Every (color) CRT has three electron ... inputs you’re looking at a circuit path that takes those inputs, amplifies them, and sends them to the gun. If the TV only has a composite input, there ...

A closed-circuit ... of broadcast TV in the 1930s, so too were people envisioning different ways to utilize closed-circuit television in the 1950s. And with the emergence of color television ...

RCA is bringing new options to TV viewers this year with a line of NEXTGEN TV-equipped receivers and a new range of screens in camouflage colors ideal for outdoor party patios. The new sets will be ...

The dust- and water-resistant TVs are designed to be used outdoors, even when temperatures drop to -22 degrees Fahrenheit. The dust- and water-resistant TVs are designed to be used outdoors, even ...

Bloomington became known for its television manufacturing and importance to the industry — in 1954, the first consumer color TV was built in RCA's plant. Today, Curtis International has ...