Unlike the advanced television technology in later generations, the so-called television theory of this era was actually quite simple and easy to implement.
Ever since the birth of wireless radio waves and radios, research on Australasia's televisions had already commenced, even achieving significant results.
Of course, the televisions of this era weren't yet called televisions. Theoretically, the world's first television was known as the "Magical Box."
This seemingly bulky yet inconspicuous black box could clearly display the image of a ventriloquist.
Although by later standards, this so-called image was very blurry and had much noise,
if judged by the eyes of that time, it was simply a masterpiece from God. It did not require the high costs of a movie to preserve a person's image, and it could be broadcast and viewed anytime, anywhere—that was what truly felt magical and attractive.
