Рейтинг 10 американских ТВ-брендов по времени прекращения производства в США

In 1964, American companies built 94 percent of every color TV sold in the U.S. By 1992, that number was zero — and this countdown tracks exactly how it happened, brand by brand. From Philco and RCA to Zenith and Magnavox, this documentary moves through plant closing filings, ownership sales and production records to pin down exactly when — and to whom — each iconic American TV brand lost its own factories. Some names survived on store shelves for decades after the last set left an American assembly line. In this video you'll discover why General Electric became a customer instead of a maker of its own invention, how three American television factories closed within the same twelve months in 1976, which brand held the title of the last fully American-owned TV manufacturer until 1988, and where the very last American-made television set ever rolled off a factory line. If you remember any of these brand names from your own living room, subscribe and tell us in the comments which one you would have bet on to survive. #AmericanManufacturing #MadeInUSA #IndustrialHistory #Deindustrialization #VintageTech Music: "Killers" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) — Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 — https:// creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/