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In the late 1800's, Paul Nipkow ( A German student) created the first television which, with the help of a rotating metal disk, could send images through wires. This had 18 lines of resolution, and was called the electric telescope.
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In 1907, two inventors; A.A. campbell-Swinton, and Boris Rosing used a cathode ray tube to create a new television system. Now mechanical and electronic television existed.
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John Baird successfully transmittedmoving pictures through the mechanical system created by Nipkow. Baird also created the first tv studio.
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Philo Farnsworth created a working model of an electonic tv based on the work Swinton did.
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Around the 1930's, we began broadcasting things like wrestling, music, and dance.
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By 1934, all tv systems converted to the electronic system (what we use now)
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The NBC tv studios opened in Rockafeller plaza, this is when the network television was introduced. SHortly after, CBS started broadcasting from their studios in Grand Central Station.
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such as I love Lucy
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only used the three primary colors
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A young gir fell down a well and tv networks provided continous coverage of the event fror 27 hours
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goldmine for tv
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by two professors (Slottow and Bitzer) They were working on a computer application at the time, and when rendering graphics, realized that the traditional monitor was no efficient for them. They worked with plasma technology, then other companies shortly after began using this same tehnology for television.
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