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February 1968 Radio-Electronics
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Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics.
See articles from Radio-Electronics,
published 1930-1988. All copyrights hereby acknowledged.
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Three more electronics-themed
comics for you here, compliments of the February 1968 issue of Radio-Electronics
magazine. Television humor was a big thing in the era, especially regarding servicing
and sales. It is the classic struggle between the customer always being right, and
the business proprietor needing to protect his turf and earn a living. Long gone
from the memory of most people my age (65) and never experienced by most people
born after about 1990 is a time when in-home visits by electronic equipment repairmen,
insurance company representatives, doctors, and other professional practitioners
was still common.
With the advent of online sales websites, interfacing with human salesmen of any
sort is rare. Even store checkout cashiers are disappearing as self-service checkout
machines replace humans. Recently, news of the first
fully automated McDonalds broke, where no human interaction is had from ordering
to delivery of food.
Electronics-Themed Comics
"When did you put in the swimming pool?"
Page 16
"To Mr. John A. Cook, Alameda, New Mexico. Dear Mr. Cook: Yes,
you may put in the plug."
Page 22
"For what you want to spend I can sell you a black and white
set in a color cabinet."
Page 26
Posted May 18, 2023
These Technically−Themed Comics Appeared in Vintage Electronics Magazines.
I personally scanned and posted every one from copies I own (and even colorized
some).
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