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John Logie Baird began developing a system by which television would be made possible. Baird wasn't the only one developing this new system at that time; indeed, Earl Ferdinand Braun had invented the first commercial cathode ray tube as early as 1897. But it was Baird who developed the disc-scanning equipment that made television possible.
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uses maps on a scroll, has lmetd voice control
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German engineers design first game console that works on standered telivions
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Ray Tomlinson, a computer engineer, sent the first e-mail messages in late 1971. According to Tomlinson, the first few messages were simple tests and didn't contain any actual words or messages.
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the first comertial video game. uses up to six cartages to play 12 games featuring dots and lines on the screen.
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it is unique by having a single chip in it. they sold ones that could be used at home they where sold under tele games
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this was a way of telling what people buy and how often
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the playstation stresses first dimetual game playing
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google launched
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first 128 bit sysyme backward capability
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by microsoft fo greter pofomance
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first portable game
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this has 2 screens one touch screen and one not on about the othe
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first game to be hand y and portable
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has costomable designs
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