TV
TV is a widely used telecommunication medium in the world.
Just The Facts
- Television is one of the most bought elctronic device.
- First TV's were launched in 1928.
- TV is a device, what is used worldwide
Cracked on TV
Televisions were commercially available since 1930. Televisions has became one of the most used telecommunication system worldwidely. They are used commonly for broadcastig entertainment and news. From 1970's they have also been used to view video cassettes, laser discs, and dvd's from where people could watch prerecorded video or audio material.
Digital television
DTV is recieving picture and sound by digital signals. As of late 2007 some countries started shutting off analog television, and starting widely digital television. First country to go "Digital" was Luxemburg,following Netherlands, Findland, Andorra, Sweden, Norway and Switzerland. In 2007, Belgium and Germany in 2008, and the U.S in 2009. In Japan they are scheduled to switch off analog TV by July 24 2011, Canada in August 31 2011 and China somewhere in 2015. U.K has diffrent time in diffrent parts of it, but it was claimed,that whole country will be digital in 2012.
Uh, gee, could you make sure the authors of your so-called articles SPEAK F%$#&*NG ENGLISH before allowing the s**t published?! This idiot literally said, "where people could watch prerecorded video or audio material.". What the FUCK??!?
ReplyI'm confused about the writing. Is it supposed to be a play off poorly-translated Asian electronics manuals, or is the author of this post four years old?
ReplyWhen did this place stop being a comedy site and become a rushed bag of s**t wikipedia rip off.
ReplyYou forgot the funny. If I wanted boring facts, I'd read Wikipedia (which you plagarised by the way. What is this, a grade 10 history report?)
ReplyNoone is forcing you to read this, so im asking kindly for you to "piss off".
You guys realize this is word-for-word plagerized from the wikipedia article linked at the bottom of the page, right? The only original work I can find are the graphs and possibly the advantages/disadvantages down below.
ReplyAllright, i have changed the text.
Fantastic, I'm sure that'll help you on term papers.
I believe plasmas have another downside; they have to be kept upright at all times. If, for any reason, they get tipped over, they are ruined and useless. The gases inside impose all sorts of restrictions.
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