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In 1973, Theorysonic created their first computer and their first operating system, TSOS. |
In 1973, Theorysonic created their first computer and their first operating system, TSOS. |
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+ | Following the dissolution of Vlokozu Union in 1989, Theorysonic rebrands their most services, including [[Star Web]]. Also changing the website from www.theorysonic.co.vu to www.theorysonic.co.ek. |
In 1995, Theorysonic launched a 3D portable video game console called [[VR Buddy]]. The system failed to gain attraction and now discontinued due to poor reception, health problems, low quality games. |
In 1995, Theorysonic launched a 3D portable video game console called [[VR Buddy]]. The system failed to gain attraction and now discontinued due to poor reception, health problems, low quality games. |
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By 2006, no new Theorysonic home consoles released, continuing support until April 30, 2011. |
By 2006, no new Theorysonic home consoles released, continuing support until April 30, 2011. |
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+ | In 2017, Theorysonic released new products including [[TSUG]] and [[Red Star (browser)|Red Star]]. |
==Products== |
==Products== |
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* [[TSUG]] |
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* [[Theorysonic One]] |
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Revision as of 10:08, 15 March 2017
Theorysonic is a electronic and technology company founded in July 17, 1961.
History
Theorysonic is founded by Victor Nelsen, Terell Harvey and Ovidio Tanaka in 1961. During its early years, Theorysonic was a insect repellent company that sells mosquito bands, insect sprays and mosquito repellent coils.
In 1964, Theorysonic began manufacturing televisions and radios.
In 1973, Theorysonic created their first computer and their first operating system, TSOS.
Following the dissolution of Vlokozu Union in 1989, Theorysonic rebrands their most services, including Star Web. Also changing the website from www.theorysonic.co.vu to www.theorysonic.co.ek.
In 1995, Theorysonic launched a 3D portable video game console called VR Buddy. The system failed to gain attraction and now discontinued due to poor reception, health problems, low quality games.
By 2006, no new Theorysonic home consoles released, continuing support until April 30, 2011.
In 2017, Theorysonic released new products including TSUG and Red Star.
Products
- TSUG
- TheoryDesk
- TheoryDesk Pro
- TheoryDesk Mini
- TheoryBook
- TheoryBook Compact
- Theorysonic One
- TheoryPhone
- TheoryTablet
- TheoryOffice
- TheoryShop
- TheoryMedia
- TheoryWatch
- Portosic
- EyeCam
- C-Dev
Slogans
- Making computing great (1986)
- Make things easy (1992)
- What's Next? (1995)
- It's your turn. (2003)
- Connecting your world (2011)
- At your world (2015)