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The mechanical television debuted 90 years ago. Its inventor was nuts. - Vox
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Mechanical TV vs Electronic TV. Mechanical TV 1884 Paul Nipkow –Invented Nipkow disk Spinning disk & photoelectronic tubes improved by Jenkins and Baird. - ppt download
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The mechanical television debuted 90 years ago. Its inventor was nuts. - Vox
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Photograph of John Logie Baird stood with his first successful machine. John Logie Baird (1888-1946)
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Inventor of the Mechanical Television System John Baird
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30 Line Mechanical TV - a clone of the Baird Televisor
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