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History of Television Timeline1859: Cathode ray tube invented1873: Louis May — basics of photoconductivity1923: John Logie Baird1923: Vladimir Zworykin1927: Philo T. Farnsworth1939: David Sarnoff• Unveiled television to the greater public in 1939 at the World’s Fair in Queens, NY• Television was broadcast that year in the US by the National BroadcastingCompany (NBC)
Analog to Digital• After World War II, number of sets and stations grew rapidly• 1951: Color television debuts in United States• 1981: High Definition Television (HDTV) Analog television technology that produced amuch higher resolution image, sharper colour, a wider aspect ratio, and superioraudio to older tv technologies• Digital Television (DTV) An all-digital television system in which all information,broadcast by cable or through the air, is in digital form.• 2009: All U.S. broadcast TV went digital• Enabled the convergence of computing, television, and telecommunications, as well asinteractivty• Multicast: The simultaneous transmission of multiple channels of compressed content, or insome cases the same content but at different times (like broadcasting, from one to many)• Liquid Crystal Displays (LCDs): higher quality, less power, less space
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