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Televisions 


On the course of most recent 50 years, the quantity new developments that have become pece of our regular routine is brilliant. Think about getting information of the world. HOW MIGHT YOU GET INFO?


Televisions in old days

Firstly, if you get information through newspaper you don't know that either the newspaper is correct because if it turns out wrong and is already published, it cannot be updated. But if you get news of the world from televisions, most of them will be up to date and you also don't need to worry that if it is true as most of them are true. In Addition, it also shows breaking news right at the time it happened. It made very convieniet to get informed to every inch of warld. HOW HAS IT DEVELOPED? ofcourse it would have not been / happened if it was not the mechanical system Paul Gottlieb invented in the 1884.


Televisions nowadays 

Last but not the least, I must say, that there is no limit for technology. The technology has been cumulative in the last years and will be continuing the next years.. 



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