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- OBJECTIVESABOUT Television has changed from a basic black and white device into a smart entertainment device. Over the years, quick technological progress has improved picture quality, sound, connectivity, and user interaction. This has made television an important part of daily life. This flip book looks at the interesting history of television.
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- TIMELINE1920s-1940s B
- EVOLUTIONB E BLACK & WHITE CRT TELEVISION
- EVOLUTIONPLASMA TELEVISION Plasma TVs were among the first flat- panel televisions. They produced rich colors, deep blacks, and wide viewing angles, making them ideal for large screens. However, higher power consumption and competition from LCD and LED TVs eventually led to their decline.
- DIFFERENCESOLD TVS Bulky and Heavy
- INNOVATIONS1 TRABSPARENT TV Transparent TVs use OLED technology to display images while allowing users to see through the screen when it is turned off. They combine modern aesthetics with functionality, making them ideal for smart homes and premium interiors.
- CONCLUSIONTELEVISION HAS EVOLVED REMARKABLY FROM BULKY BLACK-AND-WHITE CRT SETS TO ULTRA- THIN, AI-POWERED SMART TVS. EACH ADVANCEMENT TECHNOLOGICAL
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EVOLUTION
E BLACK & WHITE CRT TELEVISION
Black-and-white CRT televisions used Cathode Ray Tube technology to display monochrome images. They became the first commercially successful televisions and introduced millions of people to news, sports, and entertainment broadcasts at home.
MECHANICAL TELEVISION
Mechanical television was the world's first television technology, developed by pioneers such as John Logie Baird. It used rotating mechanical disks to scan and display images. Although the picture quality was poor and the screens were small, it laid the foundation for modern television.
COLOR CRT TELEVISION
Color CRT televisions revolutionized home entertainment by displaying images in full color. With improved picture quality and better sound, they quickly became a household essential and remained the most popular television type for several decades.
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