anyone else fascinated with the way that a camera, telephone, television etc works?
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Yes, modern day inventions are fascinating. Imagine the stuff that companies have developed but have not shown us. Just the other day, I was reading about quantum teleportation and about creating force fields with plasma. It is amazing how far we have come and where our imagination can take us.
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make sure your tv and your camera frequencies are same
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Wireless devices will be everywhere. The phone, camera, and computer will merge with the internet. Vast databases of information will store, calculate, and notate every change everywhere. We will lose more privacy because of satellite imaging and web cameras. I know communications will become "one touch" access. The way we communicate will make the biggest changes. Look at what engineers have accomplished so far. Electronics is communication.
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Talk about how TV is filmed and then transmitted all over the world. You should be able to find planty of info on that.
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A Tv somewhere might work LOL
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Well it's alot safer that's for sure, haha. But not as real. Sometimes it could be cool to do the whole phone and webcam thing, because you can watch the person, but I don't feel it's  as intense as actually having the person there. I think the phone can be cool sometimes too, because you can use your imagination. But nothing's like the real thing.
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The internet, the Telecommunication Network system, Ur cable network system, and many more.
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i have no idea, it is pretty amazing. but so many other things in life are amazing too, like the invention of the telephone, t.v., electricity, cars, planes. i sure am glad there were some smart people in this world, cause if it were left up to people like me, we would still be living in the dark ages!
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I love doing that!! especially old photos
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No, I saw something on TV where they had fiber optic cables around an object that would broadcast the image on the other side so it would "look" like it wasn't there.  The technology is used in the military but it wasn't perfect.  It kind of looked like those heat waves on the road on a hot day, so you could tell something was odd.
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it is where you study to acquire knowledge about how computers or other communication devices work..
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I think mixers, washing machines, tvs...maybe remotes for the tvs in the late 50s.  Radios were still really popular, too.  And toaster ovens.
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I'd say the transistor.  All computers and electronic devices are made of them.  This includes your cellphone and internet supportive hardware like routers that support the whole World Wide Web
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There's a company that does this for them, and they do this by providing a set top box like thing and remote control in a wide variety of households, who have the opportunity to flick through the channels and then when they are actually watching something, they then enter this into the remote thingy - or so I believe!
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At the moment there is a flash, the flash is a light source. Not the camera itself.\n\nTh
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That could get extremely detailed, but here is a simplified explanation that can fit here.\nThe TV screen is a collection of little pixels, one besides the other, arranged in lines.  The camera that takes the picture that is to be shown on TV grabs the image and then evaluates the color in each pixel of each line, and each lines, and sends that information as a signal.  The TV receptor receiving that signal (that could have been encoded, sent by cable or through radio waves, etc) then gets a signal that essentially says "first line" followed by the description of each pixels.  Then it sends the third line (the even lines are sent after the odd ones, this is what is called interlacing) and the 5th and so on until the end of the half picture.  The electronics in the TV use the signal to project a beam of electron of variable intensity to a target that is made of fluorescent phosphor, that light up as a result, and you see the picture from the other side.  Evidently, if your TV is a LCD or a plasma unit, the technology to actually reproduce the image varies from the old cathodic tube method, but the result is the same, you get an image.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/3226314.stm