A short history of screens

Описание: This video explores the significant impact of display technology on how we consumed information, particularly in the 1930s-50s. We look at how the "cathode ray tube" changed media consumption and highlight RCA's dominance in the US market during this period. The acquisition of RCA by General Electric in 1985 for $6.28 billion marked a pivotal moment in "television history", showcasing how screens eventually moved beyond the basic "vintage tv" design to more advanced "display history" solutions.
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