1966 Vintage Motorola X-11 Solid State Signal Sensor TV Advert – Retro Electronics Print

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996 Vintage Motorola X-11 Solid State Signal Sensor TV Advert – Retro Electronics Print

Description:
This original 1966 vintage magazine advert highlights a pivotal innovation in television history from Motorola – the introduction of the X-11 Solid State Signal Sensor. This sleek black-and-white ad celebrates the company’s leap from vacuum tube to solid-state technology, promoting improved reliability and compact design for Motorola’s black-and-white portable TVs.

The visual centerpiece features a Motorola TV set with a striking image of a polo match on the screen, drawing attention to the “Big picture, compact set” benefits. The ad emphasizes that the X-11 technology boasts 11 transistors and no tubes to burn out, making it more durable and efficient. Aimed at consumers looking for flexibility, the ad promotes the TV as the ideal companion for kitchens, playrooms, or basements, with UHF/VHF features and a 21” picture in a 19” chassis size.

Professionally mounted on black cardboard, this authentic advert measures approximately 25 x 17 cm and makes a compelling collectible for lovers of vintage tech, retro Motorola design, and electronics history.

Note to Buyer: This is a genuine print advertisement from 1966. Due to its age, expect minor signs of wear and aging, which contribute to its authentic vintage appeal.