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The remaining portions went under control of Norsk Data and lost the Radiofabrikk to become, simply, Tandberg.

The company began in the radio field, but became more widely known for their reel-to-reel tape recorders as well as cassette decks 2 and televisions.

The original company went bankrupt in 1978 after a sharp financial downturn.

The following year, the company re-formed whilst their data division was split off as Tandberg Data, including the tape recording division, which reduced its scope to data recording.

The companys main competitor was Polycom and other competitors were HP, Sony, Radvision, VTEL and Aethra.

Tandberg Data is now officially a German company, and continues to make computer tape storage systems.

In 1934, the first Huldra radio was launched, followed in 1936 by the Slvsuper.

During the early years, radios, loudspeakers and microphones were the main output from the factory.

Over the next decade, Tandberg quickly incorporated a number of leading-edge concepts; the model 2 Hi-Fi of 1956 had three tape transport speeds, allowing improved high-frequency response.

The model 3 Stereo from 1957 was Tandbergs first stereo system which allowed playback of stereo tapes, however the ability to record in stereo was not made available until the introduction of the model 5 in 1958, which allowed for the connection of an external recording amplifier to record the second channel onto the tape.

Tandberg Video Camera Full Stereo System

Their first full stereo system, the model 6 of 1960, featured 4 amplifiers, 2 for recording and 2 for playback respectively, giving the operator total control of both audio channels.

In the 1960s Tandberg introduced the cross-field recording technique in the model 6X, allowing their recorders to handle higher frequencies than competing models.

Tandberg licensed the concept to Akai, who utilized it extensively in the 1970s and 80s in their Akai and Roberts recorders.

In 1964 Tandberg inaugurated a new method of language teaching, the language laboratory, and with it their first fully transistorized tape recorder, the model 10, a recorder designed to serve as the teacher recorder in language classrooms.

However the first fully transistorized recorder marketed to consumers was the model 12 of 1966 which among other things featured low impedance microphone inputs, designed for their first dynamic microphone, the TM 4.

In 1969 Tandberg finally abandoned the use of vacuum tubes in their recorders, and the 6X which had introduced cross-field recording to the world, the last tube recorder still manufactured by Tandberg, went out of production.

That same year a new lineup of transistorized Tandberg recorders entered the market to fill the gap left by the preceding models.

It was on Tandberg reel-to-reel machines that President John F.

Kennedy recorded many meetings in the Cabinet Room of the White House, including those associated with the Cuban Missile Crisis.

In 1972, Tandberg purchased Radionette, another large Norwegian electronics firm now focusing on televisions.

However, that same year a major economic downturn seriously disrupted the company, and by 1978 it was insolvent.

A shareholder revolt removed Vebjrn Tandberg from control of the company, and he committed suicide in August.

Under the control of Siemens, Tandberg Data took over the computer terminal and tape recording parts of the company, moving the latter purely into the computer storage field.