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In 2009 the American people made the switch to all-digital television viewing.

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Developers at Panasonic developed and released the flat screen TV. It quickly took over the TV market.

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Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon and the whole world saw through their television sets. The TV revolution had begun.

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Color TV had been in development for many years. It was finally released to the public in 1950.

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TV's were tested at the World Fair in 1939 to market to the public. One of the first TV brands was RCA.

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1937 The first major television network 

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1937 The first major television network 

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CBS was the first major TV network.

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At first the TV reach was very small. By 1936 there were 200 sets in use, but that number quickly grew.

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The first station was named W3XK. It was owned by Charles Jenkins.

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The first long distance television test ran between Washington D.C. and New York.

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A scientist from Scotland, named John Baird, developed a way to capture objects in motion. It was called the moving picture, and paved the way for movies and TV shows.

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Scientists developed a new way to work the television. It used something called cathode rays and a vacuum tube.

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The first "television" was seen at the 1900 World Fair in Paris.

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A man named Paul Nipkow figured out how to send multiple pictures through wires. He used a rotating disk to move the pictures.

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Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Edison came up with the Photo 111phone. It could transfer sound, but they aimed for it to do the same with pictures at a higher quality.

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George dreamed of a machine that people would use in their homes to view pictures.

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1873 - The transfer of pictures to signals 

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1873 - The transfer of pictures to signals 

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Two scientists named Smith and May experimented with selenium. It helped them figure out that they could transform pictures into signals to be sent over wires more easily.

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- Abbe Giovanna Caselli invented the Pantelegraph. It could transfer an image through wires, similar to the way telephone wires transfer sound.

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1831 - The era of electronic inventions 

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1831 - The era of electronic inventions 

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- Scientists began working with electronics to make life better. They knew very little about electricity and how it worked.