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Re: Beagle Bros and Wonderful disk drive noises
In article <31CA02BB.453821FB@swec.com>,
Carl R. Friend <carl.friend@swec.com> wrote:
> This sounds amazingly like an electronic equivalent to John Logie
>Baird's mechanical apparatus which was a very early form of television.
Sort of. The Baird system used a photocell pickup, but it did its scanning
using a disk-scanner developed by a German guy named Nipkow in 1887.
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