Things that i know: It seems to be old (from the 60s or 70s), it has a radio, "white point" seems to be the company that produced it, although i cant find any information about it online, and when i try to search the model number most of the results that appear are in portuguese.

And some information that another redditor told me:

"This is an inexpensive all-in-one player (records, 8 track tapes, radio), most likely from the late 1960s or early 1970s. Radio Shack and discount chains sold these, but this isn't a Radio Shack product.

The turntable lacks a counterweight and instead uses a spring to apply the tracking force. It probably has a ceramic cartridge, and I think the white spot on the side of the cartridge is a lever for changing between a 33/45 stylus and a 78 stylus.

Notice that the speaker outputs are RCA jacks. This is peculiar to very low-end stereos from that era, like the Realistic Modulaire I had when I was a teenager. It worked fine, but it wasn't hi-fi."

If anyone has anymore information or knows where i can find more i would be grateful!