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1910s 1919 • Short-wave radio developed. • The Radio Corporation of America (RCA) founded. 1918 • Edwin Armstrong develops the superheterodyne radio receiver, still the basic technology for all radios. • The first binary calculating machine developed. 1915 • The first transatlantic radiotelephone call and the first transcontinental phone call made. 1913 • Edouard Belin invents the modern fax machine, which uses ordinary phone lines. 1912 • The Institute of Radio Engineers forms. • Lee deForest invents the audion tube. • Consumer battery sizes first standardized. • Woodrow Wilson first presidential candidate to record campaign speech. 1910 • Lars and Hilda Ericsson experiment with a car telephone using long poles to connect to overhead telephone wires. |
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