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Originally Posted by JohnCT
Yeah, the MCZ chip. I made a ton of money with those.  The problem though is that counterfeit MCZ chips hit the market so we had to buy directly from Sony or Hitachi (who used them as well).
A dirty little secret is that year in and year out, Panasonic made a more reliable TV than Sony. Sony had some great chassis but always seemed to make a clunker here and there, but I can't recall Panny ever making a clunker.
John |
Place I worked for sold Sony, only TV-Appliance dealer selling Sony in a "city" of 75,000. Without much fanfare, they began selling Panasonic in '85. Just before the GE buying RCA debacle and selling both of those as well through the Thomsen Era.
I have to agree, even the GE PC (?) was proof Panny could improve all things SS, after doing it for Quasar a decade before
much as I like Motorola SS, they could be a bear sometimes
