color televisions
Non-monochrome broadcast receivers
Color televisions are television sets that display images in full color rather than black and white.
The technology became standard in American homes during the 1960s and 1970s, replacing earlier monochrome sets.
The term now sounds dated—nearly all televisions have been color for decades—but persists in historical contexts and among older speakers: My grandparents got their first color television in 1968.
- huesGradations of color
- cathode-ray tubeVacuum tube display device
- monitorDisplay or supervisor
- chromaticityHue-saturation specification
- broadcastingMass signal transmission
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color televisionsblack-and-white televisions
Early broadcast receivers without color
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