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High Quality pdf of Denes von Mihály's 1926 Book (in German)

Postby gebseng » Wed Oct 09, 2024 8:53 pm

Hi everyone, I recently found this high quality pdf of the second (1926) edition of Denes von Mihály's "Das elektrische Fernsehen und das Telehor". Unfortunately only in German, and my Google Translate attempts didn't turn out too well. Quite funny how Mihaly adds an "allegedly" to Baird's invention. What I like most about the book is it's contemporary list of many previous attempts for creating television systems, starting in 1872.
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Re: High Quality pdf of Denes von Mihály's 1926 Book (in Ger

Postby Harry Dalek » Tue Oct 15, 2024 11:00 pm

gebseng wrote:Hi everyone, I recently found this high quality pdf of the second (1926) edition of Denes von Mihály's "Das elektrische Fernsehen und das Telehor". Unfortunately only in German, and my Google Translate attempts didn't turn out too well. Quite funny how Mihaly adds an "allegedly" to Baird's invention. What I like most about the book is it's contemporary list of many previous attempts for creating television systems, starting in 1872.


Interesting i have a fair bit on him on my FB page ,he Baird and Jenkins are my favourite inventors
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