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'''Radio Shack''' was an American electronics retailer and manufacturer known for consumer electronics, components, accessories, telecommunications equipment, power products, and computer hardware. | '''Radio Shack''' was an American electronics retailer and manufacturer known for consumer electronics, components, accessories, telecommunications equipment, power products, and computer hardware. | ||
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Radio Shack was an American electronics retailer and manufacturer known for consumer electronics, components, accessories, telecommunications equipment, power products, and computer hardware.
For several decades, Radio Shack stores were a common source of surge protectors, power strips, extension cords, batteries, adapters, and other electrical accessories for home and business users.
Many Radio Shack-branded surge protectors were manufactured by third-party suppliers and sold under various catalog and stock numbers.
Although best known for its retail stores and electronics hobbyist products, Radio Shack also marketed a variety of power-protection products intended for computers, home electronics, appliances, and telecommunications equipment.
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