TV (redirected from TVS)

television (TV)

Electronic system for transmitting still or moving images and sound to receivers that project a view of the images on a picture tube or screen and recreate the sound. Early versions (1900–20) of the cathode-ray (picture) tube, methods of amplifying an electronic signal, and theoretical formulation of the electronic-scanning principle later became the basis of modern TV. RCA demonstrated the first all-electronic TV in 1932. Cable TV systems (introduced in the late 1940s), colour TV (in the 1950s), and recording or playback machines (in the 1980s; see VCR) followed. Digital high-definition (HDTV) systems (1990s) provide sharper, clearer pictures and sound with little interference or other imperfections and have the potential to merge TV functions with those of computers.

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TV

See NTSC, CRT, flat panel TV, rear-projection TV and front-projection TV.

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TV

(communications)

television

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1.		TV - television
2.	(networking)	tv - The country code for Tuvalu. Heavily used for vanity domains by TV stations.