Telefunken Reel to Reel Tape Recorders

1903 – Siemens & Halske and AEG founded “Telefunken Gesellschaft für drahtlose Telegraphie mbH” (Wireless Telegraphy Company Limited) for advancing wireless telegraphy together.

1928 – V-41 first push-pull tube sound amplifier for the German Radio Network

1932 – Added record players to product line.

1935 –“K1 Magnetophon” world’s first practical tape recorder and magnetic tape, presented in the Eighth Grand German Radio Exhibition in Berin.

1936 – World’s first sports broadcast using Telefunken Ikonoskop camera.

1939 – “PAL” first serial television of the German

1950 – Teleport I and II, first portable mobile radio devices

Post World War II

1951 – First television, the Type FE 8.

1954 – Released Magnetophon M5

1956 – First Traffic Radar System was introduced.

1957 – Magnetophon KL 35 and T 9

1958 – Magnetophon KL 65 and KL75

1959 – Magnetophon 85 and KL75/15. Introduced super computers TR4 and TR 440.

1960 – Magnetophon 76 and 77

1961 – Telefunken M 24 was released.

1962 – Produced M 95, M 96, M 97 & M 98

1963 – Magnetophon 55 and 85 De-Luxe

1965 – Magnetophon 104 and 300

1966 – Magnetophon 203 and 204

1967 – Telefunken and AEG merged. Released M10A ¼ tube stereo master tape machine

1969 – Magnetophon 204 TS, AEG-Telefunken’s two-millionth tape recorder

1970 – World premiere of audio-visual System TED (TelevisionDisc), creation of the mechanical digital Data Storage Device, the Mini-Disc.

1979 – Renamed as “AEG-Telefunken AG”.

1988 – Developed version of the Two-way Radio for Lufthansa Airlines.