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The Expansion of Television in the 1950s Timeline
Television Evolution
1831: Joesph Henry's and Michael Faraday's work with the elctromagnetism
1831 - 1832
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Initiates the era of electronic communication
1862: First Still Image Transfer
1862 - 1863
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Abbe Giovanna Caselli invents his Pantelegraph, which becomes the very first person to transmit a still image via wire
1873: May and Smith Experiment with Selenium and Light
1873 - 1874
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Reveals the opportunity for people to transform images into electronic signals
1870s: Paiva, Figuier, and Senlecq suggest alternate designs for Telectroscope
1876 - 1879
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1876: George Carey's proposes blueprints for Selenium camera
1876 - 1877
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Allows for people to see by electricity
1880: Bell and Edison's theory of transmitting image as well as sound
1880
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1881: Sheldon Bidwell experiments with his Telephotography
1881
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1884: 18 Lines of Resolution
1884
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1900: Constantin Perskyi uses the word "televsion"
1900
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1906: First mechanical Television System
1906
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1907: Early Electronic Systems
1907
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1923: Vladimir Zworykin patents iconoscope
1923
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1924: First Moving Silhouette Images
1924 - 1925
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1927: First long distance use of the Television
1927
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1928: First television station license
1928
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1929: Kinescope Tube
1929
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1930: First television commercial
1930
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1937: BBC High Definition broadcasts in London
1937
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1940: Goldmark invents a 343 line resolution color television
1940
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1943: Developed camera tube called Orthicon
1943 - 1946
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1948: Cable television
1948 - 1950
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1950: FCC approves colored television
1950
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