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| - Telstar is a El Kadsreian global supplier of electronic learning products from infancy to preschool, radios, televisions, digital clocks and phones.
- The label was founded in the early '80s as a subsidiary of Telstar Records Ltd. Originally specialised in compilations and telemarketed major artist compilations. Later in the '90s it diversified into signing and developing artists. A number of these were unsuccessful leading to label closure in 2004.
- The day before Telstar 1 launched, a U.S. high-altitude nuclear bomb (called Starfish Prime) had energized the Earth's Van Allen Belt where Telstar 1 went into orbit. This vast increase in a partly artificial radiation belts, combined with subsequent high-altitude blasts, including a Soviet test in October, overwhelmed Telstar's fragile transistors and shorted some out. It went out of service in November 1962, after handling over 400 telephone, telegraph, facsimile and television transmissions.
- The Telstar is a very early video game console made by Coleco to cash in on the then-recent popularity of Pong. Since this is from before cartridges were invented, each Telstar model came with it's own embedded games, though the majority of them were just minor variations of Pong. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
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| - The Telstar is a very early video game console made by Coleco to cash in on the then-recent popularity of Pong. Since this is from before cartridges were invented, each Telstar model came with it's own embedded games, though the majority of them were just minor variations of Pong. There were 14 different Telstar models released. The earlier models only include the usual Pong clones and being monochrome, with later models including lightgun games and pinball simulators and already featuring color. The last model on the Telstar line, the Telstar Arcade, includes a steering wheel and lightgun and already supports cartridges, with four released cartridges for it each including three to four games. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- The day before Telstar 1 launched, a U.S. high-altitude nuclear bomb (called Starfish Prime) had energized the Earth's Van Allen Belt where Telstar 1 went into orbit. This vast increase in a partly artificial radiation belts, combined with subsequent high-altitude blasts, including a Soviet test in October, overwhelmed Telstar's fragile transistors and shorted some out. It went out of service in November 1962, after handling over 400 telephone, telegraph, facsimile and television transmissions. It is to be noted that modern services like Google Maps, hurricane tracking services and satellite TV all owe a debt to these early satellites. It has been replaced by several subsequent new Telstar satellites over the years.
- Telstar is a El Kadsreian global supplier of electronic learning products from infancy to preschool, radios, televisions, digital clocks and phones.
- The label was founded in the early '80s as a subsidiary of Telstar Records Ltd. Originally specialised in compilations and telemarketed major artist compilations. Later in the '90s it diversified into signing and developing artists. A number of these were unsuccessful leading to label closure in 2004.
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