General Electric A-70 (1935-1937) Medical 400 today)

400 today)

Its built-in "handicap" feature was also a social breakthrough

released in November 1976

the console was originally bundled with the combat game Combat and launched alongside nine initial game titles

Released in the early 1960s

General Electric A-70 (1935-1937) Medical 400 today)General Electric A 70 "Flat Top Cathedral" Radio The General Electric A 70, introduced in 1935, was a premium tabletop radio that stood out for its unique, upright "tombstone" shape. It marked GE's bold move into using modern metal vacuum tubes instead of traditional glass ones. As the inventor of this metal tube technology, GE packed seven of them into the radio's advanced internal circuitry, allowing families to tune into three different radio