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First electronic television debuted in California

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Operating out of a sparse laboratory, a young developer managed to transmit a simple straight line using electron beams. It was heavily blurry and entirely uninteresting, setting the perfect thematic foundation for decades of daytime broadcasting.

First electronic television debuted in California
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