Radiation King television

The Radiation King television is a common television used by many Americans and countries across the world. Radiation King produced two models of this television in 1950 ( Version I ), and 1962 ( Version II ). In the television industry, Radiation King competed with two other brands, Philco and RCA.

History
The version one television sets were developed in August of 1950 shortly after Radiation King was founded early that year. In the first year alone, over 1 million sets had been sold, making its creator, Desmond King, a satisfied businessman. By 1962, 7 million sets had been sold in America alone, and another 2 million across the world. On April 29th of 1962, a version two was created for sales purposes and made twice the progress as the first model.

Version I
The Version I model of televion sets produced by Radiation King was created on August 21st, 1950 by Desmond King, a businessman and former empoyee of the National Engineering Corporation. This set is the 3rd television model ever produced ( the first in 1949 ). This particular model is a typical t.v. screen in a wooden box, like the others of its time. The sceen is a dark green tint with 5 knobs on the right of it. The top knob is a UHF ( ultra high frequency ) knob, the top middle knob is VHF ( very high frequency ). The two smaller knobs below are Color and Tint while the knob on the very bottom is a volume and power knob. The wood is oak while the face is metal. There is a power plug in the back that can come out to plug in to a power outlet.

Version II
The Version II model of television sets produced by Radiation King was created on April 29th, 1962 by Desmond King. This set is the 63rd model of television kits to be produced since 1949. By 1960, Philco's new creation, the Predicta had been a failure and made the company go into bankruptcy, influencing Radiation King to do better. In 1962, version II of the sets had been created and despite its identical appearance to the Predicta, made millions of sales and a huge profit by the end of 1964. The version II model is a big change from the first model physically. The screen is not in the set but on top of the set. The sceen is lighter green and only includes one knob which is used to switch the UHF and VHF since a remote control is included with the television. the smaller knob is volume and power. Remarkably, the screen can be tilted and moved because of a part holding it together with the set. Thanks to Wireless Systeming, the version II is nuclear powered and does not need a power plug.

Version III
The Version III model of television sets is an upcoming television that is being revealed to the public on June 13th, 2012.