This new telephone-television is soon to be put on the market by a Japanese electronics firm, Toshiba. There is fierce competition among major Japanese companies to produce the first commercial models of a system called See Talk. The device can be used with telephones to send and receive black and white images on its screen while a conversation is in progress.
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Press, 12 October 1988, Page 35
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61This new telephone-television is soon to be put on the market by a Japanese electronics firm, Toshiba. There is fierce competition among major Japanese companies to produce the first commercial models of a system called See Talk. The device can be used with telephones to send and receive black and white images on its screen while a conversation is in progress. Press, 12 October 1988, Page 35
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