TV Set Takes Center Stage In 1970s Information Boom
In the 1970s television will expand beyond broadcasting to become a personal information and entertainment hub. Cable networks will reach about 30 million homes, video playback devices will rival stereo systems, and flat wall sized screens may emerge. TV could host a home information center and broader color viewing becomes universal.
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