Where did John Logie Baird invent the tv?

Answer 1

John Logie Baird did indeed make and demonstrate the world's first television in 1925. It was an electro-mechanical system in that it used a rotating disc to capture and then display an image. The remainder of the system was electronic including the light capture, transmission, amplification, conversion from a voltage back to light and the synchronization of the image raster.

It was another four years before a fully electronic television was working but Baird's system was effective enough to go into service with the BBC who began broadcasts in 1929. They used the system for seven years until moving to fully electronic system in 1936

Answer 2

Baird chose Selfridges department store in Oxford Street, London to demonstrate the world's first television. It was delivered to the store in March 1925 and was exhibited for a month.

The store had a reputations for showcasing innovation and Baird's television was one of a number of scientific and educational exhibits show there.

Selfridges put on the exhibition without any prospect of sales. It was another four years before the BBC adopted Baird's system and began public broadcasts. Presumably, the store were one of the retailers of the television in 1929.

Answer 3

where did john logie baird make the television

Answer 4

Scotland