THE INVENTION OF THE TELEVISION
Published on Nov 22, 2015
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PERSONAL HISTORY OF JOHN LOGIE BAIRD
- He was a pioneer in the invention of the television
- He was born in Scotland in 1888
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SCHOOL DAYS
- He hated school and was often ill
- He did not like games and cold baths after games
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YOUNG ENGINEER
- He was 12 years old when he invented a telephone of his own by hanging wires from trees and chimneys
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BAIRD IN BUISNESS
- He invented a shaving razor made of glass so it would not rust
- He also sold extra warm socks to soldiers in world war 2
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THE FIRST TV
- To make the first TV in 1924 Baird used
- Boxes
- Biscuit tins
- Sewing needles
- Cards and a motor from an electric fan
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THE FIRST PICTURE
- The first picture was a cross cut out of a card .
- The first TV pictures were black and white.
- Soon he was making colour TV .
- A man in a red scarf was the first picture.
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DEATH BEFORE SUCCESS
- Baird died before he could show his first TV program
- We remember Baird because he made the invention of TV possible!
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