The Full Philips Story: They Made Things Better

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• MU

  @multimedium_channel · 5 months ago · pinned

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  @damirhlobik6488 · 1 year ago

  The Philips CD 960 and CD 880 are still the most analog sounding CD players I&apos;ve ever heard.<br>Nowadays, many amplifiers have a built-in DAC, Philip did it back in the late 80s - the DFA 888 and DFA 1000

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• AN

  @analogkid4557 · 1 year ago

  I have had and still have many Philips products since the 80s. All of them were fantastic!

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• SE

  @sergio9493 · 1 year ago (edited)

  My first job was in Philips Portugal cctv and web production quality Control. Great times and good memories, always learning and traveling around the world.

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• TU

  @TudogzHumpn · 1 year ago (edited)

  I worked at Philips in the 1990&apos;s until the early 2000&apos;s.<br>When they introduced their motto &quot;Let&apos;s Make Things Better&quot; the sarcastic version was &quot;Let&apos;s Make Better Things.&quot;

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• OB

  @ObserveNotify · 1 year ago

  Still today &nbsp;Philips and Sony are very good Radios and Speakers. <br>Many people wish to join them.

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• CL

  @ClarkTelecom · 1 year ago (edited)

  Very informative, thank you! I worked for Philips in Eindhoven as an engineering student in 1971. I worked in the pre-development group in building SK2. It was a fantastic experience, I learned so much which was extremely valuable for me later in my career. I remember the great canteen with Dutch/Indonesian food and great beer!

• DI

  @DID70Sworkedoutforyou · 1 year ago (edited)

  i also grew up with my grandmother listening to a big philips radio without Fm bought in late 40´s if memory doesn´t fail me but the style was very ahead in design , wood of diferent kinds and aluminium , this i can´t lif it alone , it is a very well known style but now it vanished from my mind , art-deco it shined a light on my brain, neighboors in the 60´s and early 70´s &nbsp;used to dress well and visit my grandparents as we were the only to have TV a shaub-Lorenz with very expensive today finishings and was the biggest screen at the time as the same used to happen in the 40´s with the radio , we were a very undeveloped country , and much more in the interior

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  @multimedium_channel · 1 year ago (edited)

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• JA

  @jackrussell4437 · 11 months ago

  Philips had whitegoods here in Australia during the 1980’s, we had one of their Super Chill refrigerators and it was a great fridge, they won the Australian Design Award for practicality and design features.

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  @UrbanoDagrippino · 1 year ago

  They were pioneers in tape, CD and DVD

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• MA

  @MaryKissaKangleon-tz4on · 1 year ago

  I have still Philips dvd cd player, sound Great. And picture

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