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Samsung patents wireless TV with no power cable
Tech Radar.com ^ | 2/6/19 | Henry St Leger

Posted on 03/06/2019 12:53:49 PM PST by Bloody Sam Roberts

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To: Diana in Wisconsin

At least two of those three terms are redundant. Often, all three...


61 posted on 03/07/2019 9:22:50 AM PST by HeadOn (God won't force you to believe, but someday, you'll wish you had.)
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To: HeadOn

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62 posted on 03/07/2019 12:11:12 PM PST by Diana in Wisconsin ( "Why can't you be more like Lloyd Braun?")
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To: mumblypeg

Equivalent of an old b&w battery TV today would be an HD tablet with a little ATSC OTA USB receiver plugged into it. Not just a single purpose device either, although more expensive adjusted for inflation.


63 posted on 03/07/2019 12:46:36 PM PST by MCH
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To: Mears; Jane Long; MCH; Bloody Sam Roberts

IIRC it was a Panasonic...

Hmm..thanks! Curious, I googled “Panasonic battery powered TV” and a whole bunch of items—various brands, not just Panasonic— popped up for sale.
Some require addition of modern gizmos to make them workable; others don’t specify, they’re just marked “vintage” or “collectibles.”
It didnt occur to me to research before posting. Thanks, Mears! Maybe now I’ll buy another one! :)


64 posted on 03/07/2019 1:14:37 PM PST by mumblypeg (I've seen the future, brother. It is murder. -L. Cohen.)
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