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From DVDs to ipods, the technology behind the television impacts almost every area of our life. It is hard to believe that the idea originated with a 14 year old farm boy!	List Price: $7.95 Our Price: $5.75 You Save $2.20! Ages: 9+ Grade Levels: Reading level: 3rd-4th; Interest: 3rd-9th Availability: Usually Ships in 24 Hours Product Code: 273-213

Timberdoodle's review   Philo Farnsworth and the Television tells of how a teenaged farm boy from Idaho was the genius behind the invention of television. In dramatic, graphic novel format, this book tells how Philo Farnsworth came up with the idea for using electricity to send pictures, while plowing a field on the family farm. Readers will also learn about the race to invent television, as companies with big money tried to outwit this inspired and determined young man.   Features Sample pdf from The Assassination Of President Lincoln Author: Ellen Sturm Niz Illustrator: Tucker, Keith Publisher: Capstone Press Page Count: 32 Binding: Paperback Consumable: No Printed in: USA Copyright: 2007 ISBN:

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