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    The television has evolved significantly since its inception in the late 1800s. Early experiments with moving images and wireless transmission of still photos led to the first broadcasts in the 1920s-1940s. Mexican engineer Guillermo González Camarena invented color television in 1939. Television ownership skyrocketed in the post-World War II era and it became a mainstream household appliance by the late 1960s in Western nations. Advances like 24-hour programming, advertising, and satellite transmission made television the dominant media by the 1970s. Modern televisions now offer internet and 3D capabilities.

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    The television has evolved significantly since its inception in the late 1800s. Early experiments with moving images and wireless transmission of still photos led to the first broadcasts in the 1920s-1940s. Mexican engineer Guillermo González Camarena invented color television in 1939. Television ownership skyrocketed in the post-World War II era and it became a mainstream household appliance by the late 1960s in Western nations. Advances like 24-hour programming, advertising, and satellite transmission made television the dominant media by the 1970s. Modern televisions now offer internet and 3D capabilities.

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    The television has evolved significantly since its inception in the late 1800s. Early experiments with moving images and wireless transmission of still photos led to the first broadcasts in the 1920s-1940s. Mexican engineer Guillermo González Camarena invented color television in 1939. Television ownership skyrocketed in the post-World War II era and it became a mainstream household appliance by the late 1960s in Western nations. Advances like 24-hour programming, advertising, and satellite transmission made television the dominant media by the 1970s. Modern televisions now offer internet and 3D capabilities.

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    The television has evolved significantly since its inception in the late 1800s. Early experiments with moving images and wireless transmission of still photos led to the first broadcasts in the 1920s-1940s. Mexican engineer Guillermo González Camarena invented color television in 1939. Television ownership skyrocketed in the post-World War II era and it became a mainstream household appliance by the late 1960s in Western nations. Advances like 24-hour programming, advertising, and satellite transmission made television the dominant media by the 1970s. Modern televisions now offer internet and 3D capabilities.

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    History of television

    evolution

    The television has been one of the most prominent inventions by a


    long time. Today, televisions are owned by almost six billons’ people
    worldwide, in the Mexico, five million are sold every year.

    Has been one of the most common ways people view the larger by
    world beyond them, as well has been one of the best ways for people
    to escaped from the world.
    In the 1880s was created moving images using a filtered light
    viewed through a spinning disk, laying by a German inventor Paul
    Nipkow.

    This invent was introduce to the foundations for the modern


    television

    During the 1920s was began experimenting with sending still images
    using radio waves by number of scientists. However, it was in 1928
    that General Electric first combined the idea of a device that could
    show moving images with the technology to wirelessly broadcast
    them.

    The technology was gradually improved upon since the 30s and 40s.
    In America the first regular broadcasts began in 1939 though it was
    not until after the Second World War that the television as a standard
    home appliance began to really take off.
    In the 1939 was invented of the “chromoscopic adapter for television
    equipment” or color TV, as well as of other three-color television
    systems by a Mexican electrical engineer Guillermo González
    Camarena.

    In 1941 He was filed his patent both in Mexico and the U.S. The
    television sales skyrocketed in 1945 by America and Uk. Throughout
    the rest of the world, television came years later the first color
    broadcast was made in 1954. and it wasn’t until the late 1960s that a
    television was commonplace in houses throughout the West.

    By the 1970s, television had become the dominant media force it is


    today, with 24-hour programming, mass advertising and shows. In
    the 1980s satellite television shrunk the world.

    Over the years a multitude of amazing features have been added,


    including internet in 2008, Hyundai presents the first 3D TV for the
    public in Japan which is the future of television.

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