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Start of German color tv in 1967 on SABA color tv set

Published August 28, 2007

Views 80.1K  |  Likes 257  |  Comments 77
Views#8,420,708Global
Views#1,271,495Unknown country

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TeslaMasterTeslaMaster
788 subs•51 videos•Dec 2006

This video has 80.1K views and 257 likes, ranking #8,420,708 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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80,111

Likes

257

Comments

77

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Total (all-time): $56 – $160

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

This video shows the SABA T2000 color tv set with 27 tubes, made in 1967. It was one of the first PAL color tv sets in Europe. The tv set is fully restored and after more than forty years still in working condition. The tv set displays the start of German color television on the international radio exhibition Berli…

Published
August 28, 2007
Made for kids
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