Pamono Mid-Century TV Monitor Algol 3 by Richard Sapper & M. Zanuso for Brionvega> Electronics

Algol – Brionvega
portable TV (1965)

In 1964 Marco Zanuso and Richard Sapper for Brionvega Algol design, a television set to revolutionize previous installments and the same home environments that host.

With its unmistakable lines is one of the representative products of Italian style of the sixties, the TV Color Algol Brionvega is exposed in the most famous international museums, including the prestigious New York Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).

Algol is characterized by the angled screen and rounded (Zanuso likened to a faithful dog looking up at his master), extractable from the metal handle and the bright plastic shell.
Made of Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene Plastic (ABS), metal, glass.

Dimensions: width 30 cm – depth 30 cm – height 25 cm

Obviously, while functioning, the television receives the signal to analog, and then without changing it can not work with the contemporary digital terrestrial signal.

from Radiomuseum

Model: 3 Algol 12 “- Vega, Radio BP, Brionvega,
Manufacturer / Brand: Vega, Radio BP, Brionvega, Brion & Pajetta; Milan, Lissone (MI)
Country: Italy
Category: Television Receiver (TV) or Monitor
Valves / Tubes 1: A31-510W
Semiconductors (the count is only for transistors) 16: BF199 BF 257 BC252 BC252 BC547 BC547 BC547 BC547 BC547 BC547 BC337 BU 104 BD 137 BD138 BD138 ESM 38 TBA 950 CA 3065 TBA820 TBA 440
Main principle: Superheterodyne (common)
Wave bands: VHF incl. FM and / or UHF (see notes for details)
Details
Power type and voltage Line / Storage batteries (perhaps Also batteries) / AC 220/12V
Loudspeaker: Permanent Magnet Dynamic (Pdyn) Loudspeaker (moving coil)
Power out
Material: Modern plastics (no Bakelite or Catalin)