Box 5
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Contains 26 Results:
“Slow Scan Television (SSTV)” color design, 1982, 1988-1990
This subseries holds notes, schematics, drawings, correspondence, and other papers pertaining to Baer’s designs for “Slow Scan Television” (or “SSTV”) products. This slow-scan technology was also considered for the first video phone systems.
“Slow Scan Television (SSTV)” drawings and schematics, 1988-1990
This subseries holds notes, schematics, drawings, correspondence, and other papers pertaining to Baer’s designs for “Slow Scan Television” (or “SSTV”) products. This slow-scan technology was also considered for the first video phone systems.
“Slow Scan Television (SSTV)” marketing data, 1988-1990
This subseries holds notes, schematics, drawings, correspondence, and other papers pertaining to Baer’s designs for “Slow Scan Television” (or “SSTV”) products. This slow-scan technology was also considered for the first video phone systems.
“Slow Scan Television (SSTV)” patent data, 1988
This subseries holds notes, schematics, drawings, correspondence, and other papers pertaining to Baer’s designs for “Slow Scan Television” (or “SSTV”) products. This slow-scan technology was also considered for the first video phone systems.
“Slow Scan Television (SSTV)” technical data, 1988
This subseries holds notes, schematics, drawings, correspondence, and other papers pertaining to Baer’s designs for “Slow Scan Television” (or “SSTV”) products. This slow-scan technology was also considered for the first video phone systems.
“Slow Scan Television (SSTV) - Pic Phone,” 1981, 1987
This subseries holds notes, schematics, drawings, correspondence, and other papers pertaining to Baer’s designs for “Slow Scan Television” (or “SSTV”) products. This slow-scan technology was also considered for the first video phone systems.
“Slow Scan Television (SSTV) - Pic Phone” developer data, 1987-1991
This subseries holds notes, schematics, drawings, correspondence, and other papers pertaining to Baer’s designs for “Slow Scan Television” (or “SSTV”) products. This slow-scan technology was also considered for the first video phone systems.
“Charlie/Smarty Bear/Video Bear,” 1985-1986
This subseries contains notes, drawings, correspondence, photographs, schematics, patent application drafts, and other materials about the “Smarty Bear” and “TV Teddy” interactive talking plush bears with associated video cassette systems. “Smarty Bear” was licensed by Galoob Toys in 1985; it was later used as a basis for “TV Teddy,” issued by Yes! Entertainment in 1993. The labeling of the folders in this subseries was taken directly from Baer’s original folder names.
“Smarty Bear/Video Bear,” 1986
This subseries contains notes, drawings, correspondence, photographs, schematics, patent application drafts, and other materials about the “Smarty Bear” and “TV Teddy” interactive talking plush bears with associated video cassette systems. “Smarty Bear” was licensed by Galoob Toys in 1985; it was later used as a basis for “TV Teddy,” issued by Yes! Entertainment in 1993. The labeling of the folders in this subseries was taken directly from Baer’s original folder names.
“Smarty Bear/Bear Video” technical information, 1986
This subseries contains notes, drawings, correspondence, photographs, schematics, patent application drafts, and other materials about the “Smarty Bear” and “TV Teddy” interactive talking plush bears with associated video cassette systems. “Smarty Bear” was licensed by Galoob Toys in 1985; it was later used as a basis for “TV Teddy,” issued by Yes! Entertainment in 1993. The labeling of the folders in this subseries was taken directly from Baer’s original folder names.