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What did the phonograph lead to today?
iPod, stereo, radio
Why was the phonograph useful?
The phonograph has many significant purposes. It was used as a form of entertainment. It also was the first source for media deliverance to others which opened the way for today's advanced media capabilities.
Why is restoring a classic car a popular hobbie?
They are fun to drive and in most cases much easier to work on than today's cars.
Why was the phonograph invention important to society?
The invention of the phonograph was very important to society. The invention itself was very useful during the time of Edison and has impacted many similar inventions that have proved to be useful today.
If buddy holly was still alive how old would he be?
buddy holly is 73 years old. today he would be age 77
How does the us influence Canada today?
through holly wood movies
How many diffient species of ferret exist?
there is the holly it is a grayish orange color a wonderful creature hug a holly and save a heart today
What is a Tinfoil Phonograph?
The first sound recording device built by edison in 1877. The only existing recording today is the 'talking clock'
What is the difference between a phonograph and CD's today?
Phonograph plays by physical contact between record groove and sharp stylus.CD plays using laser light reflected from pits in concentric tracks on metal film embedded in transparent plastic disc.
How old is Buddy Holly?
Buddy Holly was born on September 7, 1936 and died on February 3, 1959. Buddy Holly would have been 22 years old at the time of death or 78 years old today.
How the invention of light bulb and phonograph invented by Thomas Edison makes the life easier on the day invented and today?
so they can have more rain
List at least 5 inventions that are no longer in use today?
There are countless technological inventions that are completely obsolete today. Some of these are the Wang calculator, the Betamax video tape, the phonograph, computer tape drives, and the Telex machine.
