About 30 years ago, black and white TVs, cassette players... were technological devices that only appeared in well-off families in Vietnam.
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| About 30-40 years ago, black and white TVs were considered extremely luxurious technological devices for Vietnamese people. Photo: Zing. |
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| Only well-off families dare to buy a television. Any house that owns a television becomes the cultural center of the whole neighborhood. Photo: Zing. |
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| The once popular cassette player. Photo: Zing. |
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| You won't find this flashlight in electronics stores anymore. |
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| To own an American Zenith radio, one even has to spend several taels of gold. Photo: Xomo. |
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| In the late 80s and early 90s of the last century, VCRs only appeared in well-off families. Photo: Techz. |
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| This compact pager was the dream of many Vietnamese people in the late 90s. Photo: Techz. |
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| Cassette tape to record your favorite songs to listen to again. |
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| Four-button electronics were for city kids in the early 1990s. Photo: tech. |
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| Soviet pressure cookers were a treasure to many Vietnamese families in the past. |
According to VOV
