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John Logie Baird invented the first working television in London, using a mechanical system to transmit moving black-and-white images. Although the display was small, it marked the beginning of a major shift in communication. -
Philo Farnsworth made the first electronic television. This new TV used electricity instead of mechanical parts, giving better and faster pictures. It was the base for modern TVs.
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The BBC began the first regular TV broadcasts in London. The BBC began the first regular TV broadcasts in London. -
The first color TV broadcasts started in the United States. People could finally see pictures in color, making shows more fun and realistic. Families loved watching together. -
Remote controls and cable TV became common in homes. People could change channels easily and watch more programs through cable. TV became the main source of entertainment.
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The first modern video projector was invented. It used light and lenses to show images and movies on a big screen. Projectors became popular in schools and cinemas. -
Flat, plasma, and HD televisions appeared.
These TVs were thinner and lighter, with much clearer pictures. People loved their modern design and high quality. -
This TV used electricity for faster, better pictures and started modern TVs. -
Smart TVs entered the market.
Smart TVs connect to the internet and let people watch Netflix, YouTube, and other apps. TVs became interactive and connected. -
4K and 8K TVs became popular.
They show very clear images and use AI and voice control.