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MR. CAMPBELL SWINTON loses few opportunities of attacking mechanical methods of television. We have seen what we and many experts, including Sir Ambrose Fleming, consider excellent pictures transmitted by mechanical television. It is somewhat late in the day to point out difficulties in the way to experts. As Mr. Campbell Swinton has quoted Prof. Korn, we may be allowed to quote the following extract from a letter dated Feb. 19, by Commandant Brenot, Chief Engineer of Radio Paris, one of General Ferrié's most brilliant pupils: “What Mr. Baird has done is far ahead of what the most optimistic spirits could have dared thinking only a year ago at the International Wireless Conference held in Washington”.
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THE REVIEWER.. Practical Television and its Problems. Nature 123, 450 (1929). https://doi.org/10.1038/123450a0
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