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| Invented the Telephone (one of two who claim it). Owner of Bell Telephone Company. |
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| envisioned a TV using CRT on the receiving side. |
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| electromagnetic telephone. Subscribers not operators |
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| single wire telegraph system |
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| NBC. Ran RCA. “The General” |
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| electromagnetism studies. Physics. Maxwell’s laws. |
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Russian. Radiotelegraph system. (wireless) |
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| first telephone prototype. Western Union (Gray/Bell Controversy) |
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| vacuum tubes. Long distance phone |
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| vacuum tubes as well and diodes. |
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| transmitted a speech 1 mile away and then did O holy night. |
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| device to detect radio waves |
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| demonstrated a working model of the telegraph |
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france. Optical telegraph. First telecommunication system. |
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| MIT ‘one laptop per child’ |
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| worked with Morse. First operated his telegraph. DC and Baltimore |
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| telephone industrialist. Closed systems. Monopolies |
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| first completely electronic TV inventor. Image pickup device |
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| cathode ray tubes. Russian. TV pioneer |
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| first TV broadcasting network. Mechanical tech. Not electric |
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| first working television system |
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| originated the concept of the programmable computer |
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| mechanical tabulator based on punch cards |
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| started TV/radio broadcasting corp |
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| Paul Baran and Donald Davies |
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| packet switching networks |
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| ideas contributing to internet. Comp Sci. |
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| coined “hypertext”. Xanadu=attempt at simple interface |
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| writer in development of wireless telegraph |
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| pioneer of electric telegraph |
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