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    In 1880 to 1899 the TV was just a dream, but in 1906, Boris Rosing builds the first working mechanical TV system. In 1925, John Logie Baird transmit moving silhouette images and in 1928, the TVset was sold to public. In 1946-1948, the CBS demonstrates his colour TV system and cable television was introduced in one millions homes. In 1956 to 1976, a pratical remote commander and a home video cassette recorder was introduced and finally in 2005 digital television expands

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    In 1880 to 1899 the TV was just a dream, but in 1906, Boris Rosing builds the first working mechanical TV system. In 1925, John Logie Baird transmit moving silhouette images and in 1928, the TVset was sold to public. In 1946-1948, the CBS demonstrates his colour TV system and cable television was introduced in one millions homes. In 1956 to 1976, a pratical remote commander and a home video cassette recorder was introduced and finally in 2005 digital television expands

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    As We Know TV Had A Lot of Advances Since 1880 To 2005

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    In 1880 to 1899 the TV was just a dream, but in 1906, Boris Rosing builds the first working mechanical TV system. In 1925, John Logie Baird transmit moving silhouette images and in 1928, the TVset was sold to public. In 1946-1948, the CBS demonstrates his colour TV system and cable television was introduced in one millions homes. In 1956 to 1976, a pratical remote commander and a home video cassette recorder was introduced and finally in 2005 digital television expands

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    As we know TV had a lot of advances since 1880 to 2005.

    In 1880 to 1899 the TV was just a dream, but in 1906, Boris Rosing builds the first working mechanical TV system. Then, in 1925, John Logie Baird transmit moving silhouette images and in 1928, the TVset was sold to public. In 1930, BBC begins regular TV transmissions. In 1946-1948, the CBS demonstrates his colour TV system and cable television was introduced in one millions homes and this colour TV system was sold to public in 1951. In 1956 to 1976, a pratical remote commander and a home video cassette recorder was presented. In the 1986, the super VHS was introduced and finally in 2005 digital television expands. We cant say who invented TV, it wasnt Boris Rosing or John Logie Baird but yes many people worked and contributed for the evolution of TV.

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