1977 Personal Computer
1953 Colour Television
National Television Systems Committee (NTSC) provided the solution to show color in TV 1953. Europe uses a latter variant of NTSC, called PAL, which transmits colors more accurately.
1979 Mobile phone
1906 Sound Radio
Marconi got the first radio patent in 1896, but it look ten years for radio to get a voice early station send could out radio waves only in short bursts, but to transmit sound continuous waves are needed. in 1906, Canadian-US engineer Reginald Fressenden invented an electric generator that worked at 1000 times the frequency of an ordinary power outlet,creating continuous radio waves that could carry sound.
1903 Electrocardiogram (ECG)
Doctors routinely check a patient's heart by making a record of its electrical activity called an electrocardiogram, or ECG. The first person to measure the heart's electrical signals was Ductch physiologist Willem Einthoven. using a sensitive instrument that he build in 1903, he set about finding out how a normal heart behaved.
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