A 1970s TV made by Philco

February 15, 2023

A 1970s TV made by Philco, characterized by its round orange shell, and its design had a mounting stand similar to some 90s era computer monitors. The TV’s shape was round, had a similar mounting stand system to some 90s-era computer monitors, and it had an orange shell. The TV weighed and had a diagonal screen size. It was made out of polycarbonate. In the 1980s, the TV’s shape was square, had a similar mounting stand system to some 1990s-era computer monitors, and it had a red shell. The TV weighed and had a diagonal screen size. It was made out of polystyrene-latex-polycarbonate. H/T>

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