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On January, 26th, 1926 there was a demo of a new device called a “television.” John Logie Baird gave the public a demo in his lab in London.
The television has come a long way in 83 years. Once a device owned by a few, by the year 2000, 98% of the United States households owned at least one television. We’ve seen a lot of progress in the past few years with the widespread adoption of high definition televisions with a new aspect ratio.
Take a look at this graphic made by Sony detailing television’s history. Of course, they toot their own horn by mentioning their stuff, but Sony TVs are pretty sweet.
On January, 26th, 1926 there was a demo of a new device called a “television.” John Logie Baird gave the public a demo in his lab in London.
The television has come a long way in 83 years. Once a device owned by a few, by the year 2000, 98% of the United States households owned at least one television. We’ve seen a lot of progress in the past few years with the widespread adoption of high definition televisions with a new aspect ratio.
Take a look at this graphic made by Sony detailing television’s history. Of course, they toot their own horn by mentioning their stuff, but Sony TVs are pretty sweet.
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