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2 unusual facts about Pallophotophone


Pallophotophone

Among the material on the surviving reels is the earliest known recording of the NBC chimes, a broadcast of a high school basketball match (believed to be the world's second-oldest recording of a sports broadcast) and a historic 1929 recording of the 82-year-old Thomas Edison, with Henry Ford and President Herbert Hoover, speaking on a broadcast commemorating the 50th anniversary of the invention of the incandescent light bulb.

The pallophotophone (also known as the RCA Photophone) was an audio recording device developed by General Electric researcher Charles Hoxie ca.


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