The early seeds of the concept are found in the works of John Locke, the notable seventeenth-century philosopher, particularly his Two Treatises of Government. In his First Treatise, he included women in social theory, and in his Second Treatise defined their roles more clearly.
Confidence votes 15.8K. The first demonstrations of television in the US were in 1928 by Philo Farnsworth. It was more than a decade before televisions were made and sold commercially. In 1939, RCA began producing a commercially viable product and this represented the first widely available television.
1. When was the first color TV prototype made? 2. When was the first pre production color TV done and 3. When was the first color TV introduced to the retail market for general public? Answers: 1. 1900 color TV introduced as concept at World s Fair in Paris based off of ideas and designed not developed in 1880 by Maurice Le Blanc. 2. First patent in US for TV both B&W and color versions 1922 in conjunction with CBS who began limited sales of prototypes in 1928 for concept and study with only 1 broadcasting station.