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20 BCE
When Did Electricians Become Popular?
When it came to the 20th Century, Electricians were known as "the staples of modern life." -
19 BCE
Electrical Devices & Electricity - Becoming Mainstream
At the end of the 19th Century, electrical devices, such as lightning systems , turned out to be a big deal. -
17 BCE
Who Was The 1st Electrician?
In the early 17th Century, the first electrician was William Gilbert. Gilbert was also the first to draw a clear distinction between magnetism and static electricity. -
Displays Becoming Common !
Electronic device displays were common at world fair events and expositions. -
When Was The First Phone Invented?
The first telephone was invented in the year of 1876, created by Mr. Watson. -
Street Lights?
The first street lighting in Paris. -
First Ponograph?
In this year, Thomas Edison invented the first phonograph -
Any Power Stations?
There were the first thermal power stations in NYC and London. -
Waveguides?
In this year, J J Thompson invented the first wave-guide. -
When Were Gramophones Invented?
In this year, a German American inventor invented a gramophone record. -
Fuse Invented?
In this year of 1890, fuse was invented. -
During The Year of 1896, Telegram?
This was when the first successful intercontinental telegram occurred. -
Any Lamps? :)
American engineer Peter Cooper Hewitt invented the Fluorescent lamp. -
Radio Inventions?
Edwin Howard Armstrong developed the standard AM radio receiver that is used in today's society. -
FET Becoming Well-Known?
Austrian American engineer Julius Edgar Greenfield patented the first FET which eventually became popular. -
U.S. Television Brodcasts?
First experimental Television broadcast in the US. -
Energy Plants?
The very first wind energy plant in the Soviet Union. -
Computers, Laptops Truly Invented?!
The first actual transistorized computer was made in the United States. -
Calculators + Education = Greatness?
Calculators of electricity were actually invented, which helps students in schools today instead of thinking it through our heads! -
Success With Radio Brodcast?
Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi succeeded in the first radio broadcast.