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Thomas Eddison invented the kinetoscope in 1893.

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What was invented in 1893?

The projector (kinetoscope) was invented in 1893


Who inviented the projector?

Thomas Armat in 1893 invented the Kinetoscope aka the Projector.


When was the kinetoscope invented by Thomas Edison?

In 1891, Thomas Edison built a Kinetoscope, or peep-hole viewer


Who invented the kinetoscope projector in 1893?

Thomas Armat invented the projector in 1893.


Who created the kinetoscope projector in 1893?

Thomas Armat


What did Edison invent in 1893?

In 1893, Thomas Edison invented the kinetoscope, which was a device for viewing moving pictures. It was an early form of motion pictures where individual frames were viewed through a peephole.


Who invented projector 1893?

The projector was invented by Thomas Edison in 1892, when he developed a device called the Kinetoscope. This early device was a precursor to the modern projector, which displays moving images on a screen.


Thomas Edison invented what device that "does for the eye what the phonograph does for the ear"?

Kinetoscope


Who invented the projector or kinetoscope in 1893?

Thomas Edison was the first person to describe it in technical terms. William Dickson, an employee of Edison, created the first functional model. The Kinetoscope was not a projector. It was designed to house the film and light source and object glass all within one box and to be viewed through a peehole in the top.


Who invented the phonograph and the kinetoscope?

The phonograph was invented in 1877, by Thomas Edison. Thomas Edison described the concept of simulating motion in 1888, and his associate William Dickson created a practical device by 1892.


Who invented the telephone in 1893?

No one invented the telephone in 1893, since it was patented in 1876.


What are six inventions of Thomas Edison?

He invented the stock ticker, the phonograph, the lightbulb, the kinetoscope, a carbonizer, and improved the telegraph