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English: Philco's Surface-Barrier Transistor is shown on Motor Life's magazine cover (Sept 1955). This transistor was used in the world's first all-transistor car radio, which was developed and produced by Philco and Chrysler in 1955.
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Motor Life did not renew the copyright to their pre-1964 issues.

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