The 'tele' in television comes from a Greek word meaning what?
AnswerFar
Television combines Greek tele (far) with Latin visio (sight): seeing from afar.
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7 fact-checked facts about television, each with the reason behind it. 5 more are in today's round and join this page after it closes.
AnswerFar
Television combines Greek tele (far) with Latin visio (sight): seeing from afar.
AnswerRed, green and blue
Displays mix red, green and blue light at each pixel to make the full range of colors.
Answer16:9
HD widescreen pictures are 16 units wide for every 9 units tall.
Answer4:3
Classic standard-definition TV screens were 4 units wide by 3 tall, almost square.
Answer1920 × 1080
Full HD is 1920 pixels wide by 1080 pixels tall, about 2 million pixels.
AnswerPhilo Farnsworth
Philo Farnsworth transmitted his first electronic image in 1927 using his image dissector tube.
AnswerA Nipkow disk
The Nipkow disk, devised by Paul Nipkow in the 1880s, used spiral holes to scan an image line by line.