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Can a telegraph be wireless?
Yes a telegraph can be wireless. Thomas Edison invented the first wireless telegraph
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Has a wireless patch cord been invented yet?
Yes the wireless patch for audio guitars and such have been invented for over 30 years
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When was the wireless transmission system invented?
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Who invented wireless technology?
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What year was the wireless controller invented?
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Who invented the first wireless keyboard?
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