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Jono Tan on X: "TIL, Sony's first product was an electric rice cooker in 1946. It sold poorly, but they did have a side business in repairing radios and other electrical equipment.
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Sony was founded in 1946. This electric rice cooker was their first product. - iFunny Brazil
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On 7 May 1946 a company called Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo was established. The first product was an electric rice cooker. The company is now called Sony - one of the world's leading
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Sony's was a rice cooker. The first-ever product from major tech companies may leave you surprised - News18
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