File:Vintage Sonotone Model 1010 Hybrid (2 Vacuum Tubes & 1 Transistor) Hearing Aid. The First Commercial Product In The World To Use Transistors, Made In USA, Introduced December 29, 1952 (26251999474).jpg

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Description The Sonotone 1010 hearing aid was the first commercial product in the world to use transistors which had been invented five years earlier in 1947.
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Source Vintage Sonotone Model 1010 Hybrid (2 Vacuum Tubes & 1 Transistor) Hearing Aid. The First Commercial Product In The World To Use Transistors, Made In USA, Introduced December 29, 1952
Author Joe Haupt from USA

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