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Crayons
the crayon is a wax stick and is used to make pictuers and writing. invented by Edward Binny and Harold Smith invented in the late 1800's -
Light Bulb
The first light bulb was invented by Humphry Davy(improved by Thomas Edison) and can be use to signal others by turning it on and off -
Brallie
Invented by Louis Braille, Braille is a form of communication used for blind people. By running the tip of the finger over a series of raised bumps a blind person can undersand what word is being said. -
Electric Telegraph
the electric telegraph revolutionized long distance communication. Created by Samuel Morse -
Fax Machine
the fax machine is used totransmit images via telephone line. Invented by Alexander Brain. -
Printing Press, Rotary
Richard Hoe, a printing press that prodused prints on a rotating table -
Printing Press, Web Rotary
William Bullock, a printing press in which the images to be printed are curved around a cylinder -
Telephone
the telephone is a major invention in communication it is used to talk to another human. Invented by Alexander Bell -
Photophone
ALexander Bell was the inventor of the photophone -
Film, Roll
George Eastman the material that the picture was captuered on inside of a camera. -
Halftone Printing Process
Frederic Ives a technique of breaking up an image into a series of dots so as to reproduce the full tone picture -
Linotype composing machine
the linotype is regarded as the greates advancment since the moveable type 400 years earlier. Invented by Ottmar Mergenthaler -
Linotype
Ottmar Mergenthaler , a "line casting" machine used in printing -
Multiplex Railway Telegraph
it allowed messages to be sent from moving trains and railway stations. Invented by Granville T. Woods -
Camera, Kodak
George Eastman, the first camera that held film -
Teleautograph
Elisha Gray ,ink and toner refill kits and cartridges are supported at Inkfilling at special prices. -
Pupin Inductance Coil
Michael Pupin made long-distance telephone service possible by amplifying the signal at intervals along the line. -
Wireless Telegraph
Guglielmo Marconi, a telagraph that could send signals without useing fixed wires -
Radio, Wireless Signaling
Reginald Fessenden, sending signals with information to a radio without a wire -
Wired Radio
invented by Alexander Stephonvich Popov Early century/ 1900's -
Alexanderson alternator
Ernst Alexanderson , generation of high frequency alternating current up to 100 kHz -
Radio Remote Control
John Hays Hammond , a devise that controled a radio by sending signals from a wireless devise -
Television, mechanical
John Logie Bairdwas a television system that used mechanical or electromechanical devices to capture and display images -
Television
Philo T. Farnsworth, a box that recived signals that are terned into colers on a glass screen -
multiplane camera
Walt Disney, a special motion picture camera used in the traditional animation process -
Instant Photography
the instant photography was and still is used to take photo's of an object or person. Invented by Edwin Land -
Laptop
the laptop was invented by Adam Osborne, and is use for many forms of communication like human to machine and machine to machine. It was called the "osborne 1" and cost $1750. -
Mobile Phone
Richard Frenkiel and Joel Engel, a phone that can be carred around with out wires -
World Wide Web
Tim Berners-Lee, the internet