Wow--"truly portable" sure did mean something different back then. And is that a military guy or a pilot holding it? Either way, I'd want those people watching the road, as it were, NOT watching TV.
The Space Age Battery Pack is not called a "pack" for nothing. Now that's a man-purse! Better than carrying your own satellite dish and solar panels, I guess.
Looks like a young Captain Kangaroo. I'd spring for the $289.90 just to be able to have the Captain with me wherever I went. As long as Mr. Moose and Mr. Green Jeans came along too.
Of course antenna was extra and the damn thing was not cable ready.
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Wow--"truly portable" sure did mean something different back then. And is that a military guy or a pilot holding it? Either way, I'd want those people watching the road, as it were, NOT watching TV.
what year is that from?
you can get the same tv for about $2 today
Does it come with that suit?
"Space Age" battery pack. Wow. I think you might have to take over my "The Future, the way it used to be" feature.
These ads are great!
The Space Age Battery Pack is not called a "pack" for nothing. Now that's a man-purse! Better than carrying your own satellite dish and solar panels, I guess.
Looks like a young Captain Kangaroo. I'd spring for the $289.90 just to be able to have the Captain with me wherever I went. As long as Mr. Moose and Mr. Green Jeans came along too.
It only weighs 13 1/2 pounds!*
Back in the day when "portable" meant it had a handle on top.
*without the "space age" battery pack.
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