First tv

The first electronic television was invented in 1927 by Philo Farnsworth. The first transmission of an image to a television was also done at this time by Bell Telephone and the Department of Commerce on April 7th. This was a historic event and broke the glass ceiling of modern electronics in a sense because now many people had new ideas about what was now possible. In 1930 the first commercial was aired and the BBC began regular television transmissions.

The picture is grainy and the technology won't last, but TV programming is here to stay.

The "Giant" 21" Coral Gable model Admiral TV, 1954

My first TV-set (2001)

We trace the history of televisions in Aussie homes.

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1970: Samsung's very first TV was a 12-inch vacuum-tube black-and-white TV. After successfully starting the manufacturing first black and white TVs in November 1970, Samsung Electronics went on to make refrigerators, air conditioners, and washing machines in 1974.

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Pin #20. This was invented in 1979. It is a 19" color transistorized television set. This was the era when electronic tuning and color began coming into existence. it is also a table top and portable to be able to lift and put anywhere. The color tv also began being more popular even though the color television has been in existence for a while.