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TV History
TV HistoryVladimir Zworykin Demonstrated his iconoscope tube, the first practical television camera tube -
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1st TV Show
TV HistoryCable Television introduced In 1975, HBO became the first cable TV channel to be broadcast via satellite. -
TV History
TV Historythe Words Fair in New York RCA made the first true public demonstration of television -
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Color TV Thoughts
TV HistoryColor Television Introduced Did not become the standard until the Early 1970’s -
TV is Spreading
TV HistoryThe 1950’s By the end of the decade, there were 559 stations and nearly 90% of U.S. households had television. -
TV is Going Internationly
TV HistoryFirst Satellite Broadcasts AT&T Begins broadcasting internationally. -
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Worlds Largest TV
TV History
The world’s largest Plasma TV is a 150 inch Plasma TV made by Panasonic, standing 6 ft high and 11 ft wide. -
Digital Broadcast
TV History DTV Becomes Mandatory for national networks On June 12th, the FCC required these networks to transition to Digital Broadcasts. -
3D TV
TV History
The world’s first 3D LED HDTV released by Samsung (Samsung 3D LED 7000). Announced in February, 2010. LG announced the release of their first 3D LED HDTV, the LG LX9500 in March, 2010. -
TV Taking Over
TV HistoryThere are 115.9 million homes in the U.S. with at least one TV. • 61% of all TV sets are now HD. -
3D TV
TV HistoryIn 2012, most TV manufactures released high definition 3D sets. In order to view television in 3D, you must wear modern LCD glasses that lets you view video in clear 3D. (The History of Film, Television & Video). -
TV Shows
TV HistoryFirst broadcast of Duck Dynasty, Dog with a Blog, Gravity Falls, Arrow, The Legend of Korra, Girls, Nashville, The Newsroom, Scandal, and Call the Midwife; Super Bowl XLVI becomes the then most-watched program in the history of American television, with an average of 111.3 million viewers -
TV Screens
From the 1920s to the 2015 the televisoins sizes got bigger. From a 3in screen to ones that are over 80in! -
Kids Eyes
TV Facts
It is estimated that by the time average American child reach age 14, it sees around 11,000 murders on the television. By the age 18, that number goes to 200,000. -
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