File:Vintage Fidelity Transistor (Body) Hearing Aid, Made By Viennatone In Austria And Distributed By Fidelity Electronics Of Miami, Florida, Model Number Unknown, Circa 1959 (28752541762).jpg

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Description Fidelity Electronics was best known for the dedicated electronic chess computers that the company produced. In January 1977, Fidelity introduced the world’s first dedicated chess computer, the Fidelity Chess Challenger 1.
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Source Vintage Fidelity Transistor (Body) Hearing Aid, Made By Viennatone In Austria And Distributed By Fidelity Electronics Of Miami, Florida, Model Number Unknown, Circa 1959
Author Joe Haupt from USA

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