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Excerpt from Bell Telephone Magazine, Vol. 45: Spring, 1966
One of the first System-wide programs, the introduction of the Princess tele phone, was begun in 1959. Now a com mon-place item in the telephone line, the graceful little telephone then was a radical departure from traditional tele phone design. In that same year we also introduced a speakerphone for hands free calling, another new console for pbx attendants, the Bell Chime* ringer, data-phone< data communications service, the Bellboy® pocket signaling set and the automatic call distributor which automatically distributes incoming calls (without a switchboard attendant)
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