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This invention, was patented by Alexander Graham Bell in the United States, but, authentic, was invented by Elisha Grey in Canada. -
Almon Brown Strowger invented the rotary telephone in Laporte, Indiana. Their work is very simple, because each number was a series of clicks or pulses. When you puss the number, they create a combination, and they call someone. -
The French inventor Charles Mildé, invented this telephone in France. It was made of wood and wire. It was very difficult to use, because it has many mechanisms. -
In France, the AOIP (association of precision instrument workers) invented the marty telephone. This telephone, has a magneto allowing you to call the operator and also have a wall version. -
This telephone, is also famous with the 'Violin' name. It is the first phone to have the "answer/hang up" function thanks to its mechanism. -
Johan Christian Bjerknes invented this telephone. The bakelite rotary telephone is the improvement of the marty phone. -
These telephones, are the same as the dial telephones, but in 1970, they were invented with many colors to be more attractive. -
The buttom telephone was invented by Bell Laboratories in the United States. This telephone, replaced the dial by buttoms.
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George H. Sweigert and Teri Pall invented the cordless telephone. This phone, come out to U.K in 1991, but it was invented in 1990. -
This phone was invented by Martin Cooper. It was very famouse in its time, because it was the fist telephone with SMS, MMS, camera, music player, games... -
The touch phones, are the phones that we use nowadays. They are more and more efficient and they have quality of the phone's screens and photos is still improving.
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