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Mohawk Business Machines
Mohawk Business Machines Corp. (later: Mohawk Electronics Corp.),
abbreviated Mohawk,
was a developer and manufacturer of
electronic equipment — in particular portable tape recorders — founded in the
late 1940s and based 1 in Brooklyn, New York (USA).
From 1955 to 1959, the company released four models of its portable
audio tape recorder, the Mohawk Midgetape [1].
In advertising and in brochures, Mohawk used to claim that it was the first company
to produce battery powered portable audio recorders, but this seems a doubtful claim.
German competitor Monske & Co (later: Protona) released its
Minifon Mi-51 in 1951, well before the first Midgetape.
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Registered in Maryland (USA).
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Midgetape recorders on this website
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- Mohawk Business Machines
944 Halsey Street
Brooklyn 33, New York
USA
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? Founded in the late 1940s 1949 Complaint filed at FCC against AT&T [3] 1951 Telephone answering machine [4] 1958 Several legal disputes 1962 Renamed Mohawk Electronics Corp. 1965 Filed for bankruptcy
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