TV

EVOLUTION
Cristhian Haro
Isaac Larios
Esteban Sarabia
Pablo Moreno
Alexis Gurrola
 First working TV (1924)
John Logie Baird invented the first working TV in 1924,
using any material he could find, such as cardboard, a
bicycle lamp, and wax.

In 1925, he demonstrated his invention to the public by

successfully transmitting an image of a ventriloquist's
dummy.
 First TV sold
commercially (1929)
The Baird Televisor became the first television sold
commercially in 1929.

The invention of the electric television by Philo

Farnsworth soon made Baird and his mechanical
television obsolete. The electric TV offered a better
resolution and was easier to mass produce.
 The popularity of
television in 1940s
Due to price drops, Americans were buying 100,000
TVs a week in 1949.

The mania swept from the cities into rural areas where
farmers got their first glimpse.
 New technology
(1960)
Companies continued to invent new technology such as
the electronic remote control switch for the RCA Victor
TV in 1960.
 Color Television
(1970)
Though color television proved popular, price drops on
black-and-white TVs like the Marconiphone
monochrome receiver meant households could afford
more than one set in the 1970s.
 Portable Television
(1976)
The Sinclair Microvision was released in 1976, offering
portable television for the first time.
 New TV Models
(1980-1990)
TVs changed a lot, manufacturers experimented with
design, producing portable TVs, and TV cases began to
be plastic.
 First flat-screen TVs
(2000)
The first flat-screen TVs were an expense most people
couldn't afford, but during the 2000s, they quickly
began to replace the box television sets of old.
High definition replaced standard definition. Smart TVs
offered a combination of both traditional television and
the plethora of growing streaming services.
 First 3D screen TVs
(2010)
Companies like Sony tested a new dimension in the
living room with the creation of its 3D TVs in the 2010s.

Streaming services and mobile platforms in the 2010s

have changed the way people interact with screens.
 High Quality TVs
(PRESENT)
This great innovation in resolution, makes the new TVs
with 8K quality, show pixels that are totally invaluable
to the human eye from any viewing distance.
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