| Definition | a device capable of transmitting or displaying a three dimensional image |
| OED requirements | antedating 1969 |
| Earliest cite | K. Roberts 'Therapy 2000' |
| Comment | Looking for 'trivee', 'tri-vee', 'Trivee', 'Tri-Vee' and 'Tri-vee'.
Rick Hauptmann submitted a 1971 cite from Jack Williamson's "The Moon Children" for the form "trivee". Malcolm Farmer submitted a cite for the form "Trivee" from a reprint of Keith Roberts' 1969 "Therapy 2000"; Mike Christie verified the cite in a 1969 edition. Eddie Janusz submitted a 1973 cite from Richard Peck's "Final Solution". Douglas Winston submitted a 1991 cite for "trivee" from Dana Stabenow's "Second Star". |
| Last modified | 6 July, 2008 |
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| 1991 D. Stabenow Second Star ii. 36 | They had bug-eyed monsters on the cover of Scientific American and little green men chasing each other across the news on every trivee screen on Terra. |
| 1991 D. Stabenow Second Star v. 117 | I only know what I see on the trivee. |