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To: DiViT who wrote (19031)	7/22/1997 9:07:00 PM
From: John Rieman	of 50808

Color TV history. It was slow out of the gate, yes, I think it's different this time............................................... digitaltheater.com DTV/ HOW COLOR TOOK OFF <Picture> [ Back to the News \| Back HOME ] Electronic Media via Individual Inc. : The rollout of HDTV is most often compared to the marketing of color television. Below, a look at household penetration rates in the beginning years of color, and its eventual explosion in the late '60s and beyond, as networks increased their color fare, and prices came down. In 1954, a color TV cost $460 (that's $2,655 in 1996 dollars). This year, the average wholesale cost is $286. 1954 color debuts 1964 3.1% 1966 9.7% 1967 16.3% 1968 24.2% 1969 32% 1970 35.7% 1971 41% 1972 48.7% 1973 55.4% 1976 73.6% 1980 83% 1997 98% (est.) Source: Consumer Electronics Manufacturers Association. [Copyright 1997, Crain Communications]

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