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| John Logie Baird may not have realised the extent of what could be possible following his first demonstration |
With the BBC almost
entirely divorced from Television Centre - the home of TV for decades -
many innovators are already looking at what could be making waves, or
pixels, in the future.
Since October 1925, television has moved a long way from the 30-line image of Stookie Bill, the ventriloquist's dummy.By 1935, after some years of testing, there were around 2,000 Baird Televisors in use, costing £100 per set (the price of a small car), a year before the BBC began its Television Service.
