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Originally Posted by oldtvman
The only thing I remeber good about that set was some of the cabinets were made by the Drexel furniture company. That was one of the worst color set ever!!!!!!
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It is interesting that Motorola, being of the highest technology then like today, would have come out with a TV with so many built in problems.
Could they have done that intentionally for some business strategy?
How could they not know it was crap when they look at the color and it is not as good as the compitition?
On top of that, they charged a higher price for it and people still bought them!
The engineers had to know the color circuit was not good enough at the very least.
The Motorola executives had eyes to see the lower picture quality.
They would not have had the profits they could have had with a better set they could have made as the consumers also had eyes to see the picture and buy the compitition.
Could they have wanted to loose money as the evidence strongly suggests?
The secret decisions of big business are extremely interesting.