Sunday, April 3, 2016

The Evolution of Television

Through technological advancements, the television has had various designs from big boxy structures to widths as thin as a pencil. Not only have televisions become more convenient to transport in relation to its weight, but they have also gained incredibly realistic visual experiences for the viewer. The quality that televisions can portray nowadays would have been unthinkable before advancements created this possibility. When televisions first came into existence, it was not easy for everyone to afford it as it was more of a luxury for the wealthy. As said in a previous blog, people would crowd around stores that had televisions playing outside of the door. However, it was apparent that the television would become a huge part of people’s lives in the future and therefore owning a television became an option for people of less class, proliferating its popularity all around the world.

“The TV has become a piece of furniture as commonplace as the dinner table and far more worshipped.”

Televisions developed into better quality visuals, the structures became slimmer, and other advancements that made the television a machine that became a part of almost every household. It furthered and made easier communication for the public as well as another source of entertainment. Although it made public communication more available, especially to the less wealthy, it can be debated that the television can royally taken away the cherishment of family time. The television had changed the atmosphere of family life in homes, some can say for the better and others can say for the worst. It used to be that families sat around a dinner table together and discussed their lives and experiences. However, it transitioned into families sitting around a dinner table and watching the television, droning out cherished moments of family time. It is controversial but I for one think it is important for families to keep the television off during dinner and watch it together afterwards.




Source of Quote: www.fastcodesign.com

No comments:

Post a Comment