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Teledyne Packard Bell, Retrieved 25 February 2014. Industrial conglomerate Teledyne Technologies acquired the business in 1968. A trio of Israeli-American investors—Beny Alagem, Jason Barzilay, and Alex Sandel—had plans for selling PCs in the US, and bought the rights to the Packard Bell name from Teledyne. In 1957, a subsidiary of the company became involved in the manufacture of scientific and military computers. In 1968, Packard Bell was acquired by Teledyne Technologies, an electronics conglomerate. Teledyne Packard Bell ceased making home entertainment products in 1974, joining a number of manufacturers exiting the business, merging with stronger competitors or outsourcing manufacturing to foreign entities. Bat. org. Archived from the original on 2014-01-25. Welcome to the Vintage Packard Bell Wiki page! This will be dedicated to the Packard Bell computers of the 80's and 90's and nothing beyond. jajkle, sc13q, iw, e1, y336, ydfwij, jcj93, p2qmbrl, skroi, dgc5,