From small, blurry pictures to small, blurry pictures. Ain’t technology grand.
Just to confirm the history here, my family’s first TV in the ’50s was about a 9-inch screen with about a 15-inch magnifying glass in front.
You also need the magnifying glass to find the phone in the first place.
I Always remind folks NOTHING lasts forever Now I can add NOTHING goes away! What’s old is new again:0000
Char, God Bless You! Be sure to tell your children and grandchildren about the changes you have seen. My late grandmother was born in 1899 and died in 1998. Think about what she saw! (You witnessed a lot of it!)
Keith Messamer over 15 years ago
From small, blurry pictures to small, blurry pictures. Ain’t technology grand.
pschearer Premium Member over 15 years ago
Just to confirm the history here, my family’s first TV in the ’50s was about a 9-inch screen with about a 15-inch magnifying glass in front.
Jml58 over 15 years ago
You also need the magnifying glass to find the phone in the first place.
alife over 15 years ago
I Always remind folks NOTHING lasts forever Now I can add NOTHING goes away! What’s old is new again:0000
briankblough over 15 years ago
Char, God Bless You! Be sure to tell your children and grandchildren about the changes you have seen. My late grandmother was born in 1899 and died in 1998. Think about what she saw! (You witnessed a lot of it!)