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The first successful electronic television was made by Philo Taylor Farnsworth in San Francisco. -
The first successful electronic television was made by Philo Taylor Farnsworth in San Francisco.
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John Baird had the first example of 3D in 1928 and made the first 3D television system using electro-mechanical and cathode-ray tube techniques. -
Before this point the only thing shown was The Queens Messenger. RCA started by showing the opening of the New York World's Fair which included President Roosevelt's speech. They later started broadcasting regularly. -
The first news bulletin was announced by Ray Forrest. the first time it interrupted a program was to announce the attack on Pearl Harbor. -
The first regularly televised TV show was a visual version of a radio series called "Texaco Star Theatre". -
The National Television System Committee had spent years trying to have colored broadcasting but because it required extra radio bandwidth they weren't able to until "Tournament of Roses Parade" in 1954. -
In 1950 Zenith made a wired remote with one button to switch channels. By 1955 he was able to make a wireless remote that worked by a light shining at the televisions receiver. -
In the 1960's electronic companies started selling Video Cassette Recorders to record their television and watch later. -
It came with more storage, interactive features, and better pictures and audio. -
A technology company called Fujitsu released the first flat screen television. It had a 42 inch screen, 40 pounds, and 3 inches thick. -
HDMI supported a wide screen image with 16:9 or 16:10 aspect ratio and higher video resolutions. -
QD-OLED was made for increased color gamut and color brightness that wasn't possible with QLED or OLED technology.