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Very poor reading👎

AI generated crap content

Futile disturbing background music 😊

I have western electric stromberg carlson rotary telephone and a western electric candlestick telephone

I'm gonna pass the test tomorrow

Hope this helps I hv a test tomorrow

A friend of mine was a distant relative of Elisha Grey. She was born in 1926, she died in 2020 age 94.

What is the first computer ? Z1 or ENIAC or the machine of Charles Babbage?

Ty im gonna study because the test is tommorow 😭

I have really learned allot about electricity from this video. Thanks for sharing.

Human beings, who are almost unique in having the ability to learn from the experience of others, are also remarkable for their apparent disinclination to do so.

Speak when you are angry and you will make the best speech you will ever regret.

The important thing is this: to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become.

Everything you are against weakens you. Everything you are for empowers you.

Mom didn’t understand why no one else wanted a hot tub full of jello.

Helped alot....thank you

Great information. I have learned a lot about electricity. Great job.

This is very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

thank you for this video, i use this for my ict class and got A+ on the test

Can't believe it took 30 years.

Thank you for the vid.! , What I noticed, Everything back then was bulky and huge ,heavy , CARS PHONES HOME FURNITURE AND KITCHEN HARDWARE , now way more different.

Nice

Very nice.

This is very educative, and I belief that the world is heading to that direction where Robots will be fully involved in our day to day activities

Robots indeed make life easier. Very insightful video. Thanks for sharing.

Very intreating and easy to understand. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing

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Danke fur informations

The Pascaline was not digital, it was quite manual - considering they didn't have electricity in 1642. And the "s" in "Blaise" is supposed to be pronounced, not silent.

Thanks for sharing your video

Mirrorless cameras are no longer simply a preference. In short, the camera and the lenses can be made far more cheaply for the same quality. They are also lighter for the same features / specs. I had a Ricoh Singlex mirror film SLR in the 1970s. Later on I bought a Fuji fixed lens mirrorless 6MP DSLR. Loved it. Decided to upgrade to a DSLR with mirror. Of course I gained in MP and lens quality, etc. But I lost the electronic viewfinder and was lugging around a bit of weight for the same zoom. I felt I went forward a few steps and then back one. Now I have mirrorless again. Far better.

Photography was invented in France.

At 40 seconds don' t forget axle greas.

You left out "Colossus", the worlds first electronic programmable digital computer. Developed in 1943 by Tommy Flowers at Bletchley Park. It was used to break the German Lorenz Cipher.

Please make 10 hours long vedioes like this related to DBMS, OOP CONCEPT, OS and CN please it's my humble request to you sir🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

🎉Camera Man is Good Man❤

I do agree with the video because without internet i wouldn’t afford you tube videos

You lept from 1981 to AI…

I once saw a museum exhibit of cameras through the years and realised I had owned and used most of them.

Great work

Great work

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I am not sure you can mathematically express your commentary that TV has experienced > (greater than) exponential growth rate.

Thanks for the information

This confuses a lot of the dates in the time line, such as when it was no longer necessary to return the camera to get the film developed.

Waoo great work

I did love the video only thing missing is the invention of vacuum cleaners

What we call "phones" today are really pocket computers that can make phone calls. Calls are really secondary which is why sound quality usually sucks.