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"You’ll meet babies of many nationalities
as their pictures are thrown on wall screens, and you’ll
hear their voices, symbolizing the birth of communications.
You’ll have a chance to see a handy wireless telephone
with pushbuttons, a color television telephone, and learn
how telephone rates will be calculated by remote control.
In the "Eidophor" theater a screen on each wall
projects live scenes in Tokyo, Kyoto and Kyushu, and spectators
can talk to people appearing on the screens by telephone.
Know anyone in Kyoto? These are few of the wonders of the
Telecommunications Pavilion. We’d like one of those wireless
telephones, EXPO ’70."
Myra Waldo, "JAPAN EXPO ’70 GUIDE – A new world
comes to life in the heart of old Japan." 1970, COLLIER
BOOKS, London, page 42.
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