In the word 'television', what does the Greek part 'tele' mean?
AnswerFar
'Tele' is Greek for far and 'vision' comes from Latin for sight, so television means seeing at a distance.
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AnswerFar
'Tele' is Greek for far and 'vision' comes from Latin for sight, so television means seeing at a distance.
AnswerLiquid crystal display
An LCD uses liquid crystals to control how much backlight passes through each tiny pixel.
Answer1920
A 1080p frame measures 1920 by 1080 pixels.
AnswerInfrared
Typical remotes flash an infrared LED in coded pulses, invisible to our eyes but seen by the TV's sensor.
Answer4:3
Traditional standard-definition TV pictures were 4 units wide for every 3 units tall.
AnswerPhilo Farnsworth
Philo Farnsworth sketched his electronic television idea as a teenager and transmitted his first image in 1927.
AnswerPicture element
Pixel is a blend of 'picture' and 'element', the smallest controllable dot of an image.