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In pictures: Bangalore's radio museum with vintage models from the World War II era
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Rotterdams Radio Museum (Rotterdam) - Visitor Information & Reviews
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Museum of Design Excellence - Philips: Company This Dutch conglomerate began its India journey in 1930 with a sales outlet for Philips lamps. Roughly a decade later it began manufacturing radios in
