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		Carolina Balcony very spacious and romantic room with four-poster lace canopy queen bed, corner fireplace, colour television with vcr, cable movies, patio doors and balcony and ensuite bathroom.
		Spacious Georgian navy blue room with queen-size four-poster lace canopy queen bed, corner fireplace, patio doors and balcony with bistro table, colour television and VCR, ensuite bathroom, very quiet with streams of morning sunshine through patio doors.
		Private living area with large fireplace, 27" colour television, sofas and wing-back chairs, fridge, microwave, table and chairs, etc. One bedroom with queen-size brass bed, sofa bed, ensuite bathroom.
	www.butlercreekhouse.com /bcphoto1.htm (616 words)

	The World's First High Definition Colour Television System
		This television picture had 600 lines of resolution, and used a monochromatic cathode-ray tube with a rotating transparent colour wheel in front of it.
		Colour and stereoscopic television were shown for the first time when I gave a demonstration at the annual meeting of the British Association in 1928.
		A three colour system such as this gives better colour rendering than a two colour, and stereoscopy without glasses is much to be preferred to the use of glasses.
	www.bairdtelevision.com /colour.html (781 words)

	Colour my life \| Ident
		When mass colour approached, an advertising campaign in the press and women’s magazines informed the public that new televisions would be required, as surveys initially showed that many viewers at home thought their existing televisions would ‘burst into colour’ on day one of the new service.
		Colour on the main channels was initially limited to the Crystal Place, Sutton Coldfield, Winter Hill and Emley Moor transmitters, serving the London area, Midlands and North respectively.
		Colour TV was not excessively expensive, the prices dropping quite fast over time, but there was some resistance to the new service from people who felt that it represented a luxury that was not their highest priority.
	www.transdiffusion.org /emc/ident/history/colour.php (1462 words)

	Color Television Advertising on TV dips by 21 pc in H1 of 2004 compared to 2003: An AdEx India Analysis
		Colour Television Advertising in TV marks a dip of 21per cent in the First Half of Year 2004 compared to the same period of 2003.
		Colour Television Advertising in TV shows a rise of nearly 58 per cent in the year 2003 compared to the last year.
		Colour Television Advertising in TV shows a growth in the Fourth Quarter across the years 2000-2003.
	www.indiantelevision.com /tamadex/y2k4/aug/tam75.htm (422 words)

	MyViews : âCOLOURâ TELEVISION, jajith blogs on sulekha, Current Affairs blogs, jajith blog from india
		Colour identification of the TV channels is a simple exercise for anyone watching the various TV channels regularly for news on current events.
		Colour of the channel was splashed all over the programs and the committed viewers were reminded of their mental retardation again and again.
		Colour television may still be liked because of the completeness of coverage compared to a fl and white model.
	jajith.sulekha.com /blog/post/2006/02/colour-television.htm (1246 words)

	Brother Europe Advanced Operation, Printers/Scanners: Light Colour and Vision (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Qualitatively, hue is whether a colour is red, orange, yellow, green etc. Although we may think of a pastel colour such as pink as being different from red, in fact the two have the same hue, it is just that the red in pink is diluted with white.
		Colour reproduction systems can have any number of primary colours from two upwards but, because of the response of the human eye, three is the minimum number that gives acceptable results.
		These primary colours may be from sources that emit light at the appropriate wavelengths, such as TV phosphors or lasers, or they may be derived from white light by filtering, since white light is available from a variety of sources.
	www.brother.com /eu-printer/lcv/light1.html (5940 words)

	Monitors and TV Sets
		In both cases, chemical compounds (phosphors) that convert electron-beam energy into light of the additive primary colours (red, green, blue), are deposited on the inner face of the glass picture tube in precision arrangements in dots or stripes of alternating colours.
		Because the coloured dots are so small that they cannot be seen separately by the viewer, the effect is three superimposed images in the primary colours.
		In the home, the typical television set: emits some light of its own; occupies a narrow segment of the viewer's field of vision; is illuminated by daylight and living room lamps; and sits in often colourful surroundings, with the lights down low.
	www.danalee.ca /ttt/monitors_and_television_sets.htm (5122 words)

	How Television Works — Lights, Camera, Action!
		Where the phosphors of a colour set are bunched in groups of blue, green, and red, the phosphors in a monochrome set are all white.
		In both colour and monochrome CRTs, the phosphor pixels are separated by a device known as a shadow mask.
		However, a monochrome television signal is comprised of three pieces, and a colour signal is comprised of four.
	www.howitworks.net /how-television-tv-works.html (1767 words)

	Colour TV, John Logie Baird
		First with a demonstration of 'true' television (by reflected light rather than back-lit silhouettes) was a Scotsman, John Logie Baird.
		In fact, colour television, stereoscopic television and television by infra-red light were all demonstrated by Baird before 1930.
		His transmission of the image of a face across the Atlantic in 1928 was epoch-breaking, but as it was never repeated or developed further, it was merely a demonstration.
	www.colour-experience.org /teknicolour/teknol_tv/teknol_tv2.htm (193 words)

	Sharp SX68KF7 review
		The SX68KF7 is a 68cm television with a flat picture tube that's been given anti-reflection and anti-static treatments.
		Colour balance is even and fills the screen.
		There's good depth of colour for a (more or less) standard television - and my experience is it will keep producing the goods for many years without hassle.
	www.virtualmags.com.au /Sofa/reviews/television/Sharp/sharp_sx68kf7.htm (371 words)

	Rediff On The NeT Business Special: Market research firm predicts Indian colour television market's doom
		This study had predicted the decline in the colour television field in 1990, when the industry was riding high in 1988, and also the strong revival from 1993 onwards, when the industry was at its lowest in 1992.
		He refuted the prediction of the colour television industry that there will be a demand for 10 million-colour television sets by the year 2002, saying that all indicators point to the contrary.
		It remains to be seen whether the growth wave in the colour television sector continues to gather magnitude or depletes to a trickle.
	www.rediff.com /business/2000/may/23tv.htm (1337 words)

	Civilization.ca - Watching TV - A Timeline of Television History
		The television audience increases by 4,000 percent this year, due to a jump in the number of cities with television stations and to the fact that one million homes in the U.S. now have television sets.
		Over 100 television stations are in operation in the U.S. The first colour television transmissions begin in the U.S. this year.
		Queen Elizabeth's coronation is also televised this year, and the CBC beats U.S. competitors to the punch by flying footage across the Atlantic.
	www.civilization.ca /hist/tv/tv02eng.html (2323 words)

	Television - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The origins of what would become today's television system can be traced back to the discovery of the photoconductivity of the element selenium by Willoughby Smith in 1873 followed by the work on the telectroscope and the invention of the scanning disk by Paul Nipkow in 1884.
		Paralleling television's growing primacy in family life and society, an increasingly vocal chorus of legislators, scientists and parents are raising objections to the uncritical acceptance of the medium.
		In other words, the more the child watched television, the less likely he or she was to finish school and enroll in a university.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Colour_television (3596 words)

	Baird Television
		The image of the televised human face represents the closest approximation of the earliest human face pictures that were discussed in the Times article, and is documented as the first photograph ever taken of a television picture.
		By a happy coincidence this event fell very close to the 80th birthday of television itself, which had first been achieved by John Logie Baird when he transmitted a human face across his small laboratory in the attic of 22 Frith Street, in the Soho district of central London.
		As a reminder of the origins of television, Sky set up a special demonstration of old television sets, including the Baird Televisor (1930), at the Bar Italia which now occupies the ground floor of the Frith Street building.
	www.bairdtelevision.com (2011 words)

	Digital Television - History (4)
		As early as 1928, John Logie Baird was able to demonstrate a working system for colour television which is the basis for the current system.
		It relies on the fact that by mixing three primary colours together in varying intensities (in the case of television red green and blue) any colour may be produced.
		A colour receiver is able to reconstruct the green minus luninence signal from these three received signals and hence separate the original three colour components.
	www.ex.ac.uk /~JBaker/Hargrave/history4.htm (339 words)

	John Logie Baird - Baird High Definition Colour Television
		Baird's initial colour signals were generated from a 120-line mirror-drum camera mounted on a trolley that made it possible to take it outside the building.
		Baird’s colour system, by the end of 1940, was essentially a development of the venerable flying-spot technology that had been part of the Baird system from the beginning.
		This sequential-frame colour system was not unlike the colour TV system developed by CBS in the United States after the war, but in Baird’s case, the image was made up of 600 scanning lines and was of impressive quality (see above).
	www.sydenham.org.uk /john_logie_baird_03.html (600 words)

	Colour TV
		Colour TV Plans for colour television in the United Kingdom date back as early as 1943, when the top-secret Hankey committee was set up by the wartime government to make recommendations for the reinstatement of the television service for when World War Two was over.
		Also of course immediately after the war the country's economic resources were being stretched simply providing essentials such as building new homes and factories to replace what had been bomb-damaged, so a new colour television service was out of the question for at least ten years.
		Meanwhile America, which was largely uninvolved in the war until nearly the end, was busy developing and refining television technologies developed by Europe and itself.
	www.colour-experience.org /teknicolour/teknol_tv/teknol_tv3.htm (235 words)

	The Whitlam Institute: The Whitlam Collection: Colour Television, Press statement no. 148
		One of the first acts of the present Australian Government was to request the Tariff Board to thoroughly review the electronic industry as a prelude to the introduction of colour television in Australia.
		The adoption of the new duty rates will result in colour TV receivers retailing for at least $150 less than under the tariff proposals put forward by the manufacturers.
		In supporting its recommendations for a lower rate of duty than has been accepted, the Board stated that the level of employment in the industry would be at least maintained, although a substantial number of persons would change their employment.
	www.whitlam.org /collection/1973/19731119_Colour_Television (701 words)

	In Living Colour
		Although the first public television broadcasts in colour were made in the United States, the first proposal was made as far back as 1904, although the first patent filed was in 1925, when the electronic television pioneer Zworykin came up with a scheme.
		America's National Television Systems Committee finally accepted the system which came to be known as NTSC (which the unkind said stood for 'Never The Same Colour').
		In fact, after a series of house fires were allegedly started by colour TV sets, the BBC began warning British viewers they should stay in the same room as the TV for an hour after they had switched it off the make sure that it didn't burst into flames.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/broadcasting/60612 (491 words)

	AmericanHeritage.com / THE COLOR WAR
		And while Paley had responded to his own earlier FCC setback by cutting back on television research, Sarnoff now called for an even greater intensification of lab research, a holy crusade of science to bring the color tube to perfection and obliterate the spinning disk from the television landscape.
		Just as he had resisted a premature launching of television in the 1930s, for fear of infringing on the radio market, now he was reluctant to throw anything in the way of RCA’s monochrome gold mine.
		With fl-and-white television comfortably sweeping the country and profits pouring in, RCA might well have enjoyed the gradual saturation of the market and let the progress in its color labs proceed at a normal scientific rate.
	www.americanheritage.com /articles/magazine/it/1997/3/1997_3_8.shtml (6867 words)

	Television in South Africa - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Although economically the most advanced country on the continent, South Africa was among the last countries in Africa to introduce television broadcasting to its population.
		The main reason was that television was viewed as potentially undermining the apartheid government's ideology.
		When television launched in South Africa, it was only the second terrestrial television service in Africa to launch with a colour-only service, whereas all other services would have started in fl-and-white first, then colour later.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Television_in_South_Africa (1133 words)

	Indiantelevision.com > News Releases > LG Colour TV sales Sky Rocket, break all Records
		We have been able to accomplish such outstanding numbers in the flat and conventional colour television category due to the immense faith of our customers in the brand which makes LG the most preferred brand at all times, through out the year.
		We are way ahead in the Colour television category and have set a benchmark for the industry to follow.
		We are elated to have created history in the color television category by achieving a turnover of Rs.
	www.indiantelevision.com /release/y2k5/dec/decrel24.htm (653 words)

	50 years of Colour Television - Gizmo Highway Technology Guide
		Today, Thomson's high-volume television manufacturing facilities can produce more RCA digital high-definition color TV receivers in two days than RCA was able to make in the initial year of all-electronic color TV production.
		As for why I have them, it is the pleasure of knowing that a piece of television history will be preserved at least for as long as I'm around and hopefully someone in the future will appreciate the significance of these classic television sets.
		Although John Logie Baird is often considered the inventor of Television his original design is far different from the sets that first became popular.
	www.gizmohighway.com /history/color_television.htm (1473 words)

	Howstuffworks "TV Pixels and Your Brain"
		There are two amazing things about your brain that make television possible.
		By understanding these two facts, you gain a good bit of insight into why televisions are designed the way they are.
		Both televisions and computer screens (as well as newspaper and magazine photos) rely on this fusion-of-small-colored-dots capability in the human brain to chop pictures up into thousands of individual elements.
	electronics.howstuffworks.com /tv1.htm (417 words)

	The Color Television Revolution
		As a youth, my fascination with television production reached a fever pitch after touring a local television station in my hometown in Kansas.
		From that day in 1964 my fate was sealed, and within a few years I began a career in television that continues today.
		TV was even more apparent than today's high definition television when compared to standard definition broadcasts.
	www.ev1.pair.com /colorTV (707 words)

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