Sentence examples for electronic television from inspiring English sources

The court declared Farnsworth the inventor of electronic television.

"We've done it — there you have electronic television".

Three years earlier Farnsworth had done the first successful demonstration of an entirely electronic television system.

In 1939 RCA introduced regular electronic television broadcasting at the New York World's Fair.

At their meeting in January 1929 Sarnoff asked Zworykin how much it would take to bring electronic television to market.

Her husband even built an "image dissector," essentially the first electronic television camera, right before his guest's eyes.

A thriving business in electronic television-remote finders grew up overnight.

The next year, while working in San Francisco, Farnsworth demonstrated the first all-electronic television (1927).

He wanted to create an all-electronic television, with no moving parts, just as radio was all electronic.

As for all-electronic television, it was described in Britain by Alan Archibald Campbell Swinton in 1908.

In 1935 there was a side-by-side trial of Baird's system and an all-electronic television system - and he lost.