<p>Early video phone system, 1930. Historical artwork showing the two-way television communication system demonstrated by Bell Labs on Manhattan Island, New York City, USA, in 1930. The system used light beams and a spinning disc with 50 holes in it (the discs are seen behind the screens in front of the people). 195 Broadway (left) is the headquarters of the ATandT telephone company. 463 West Street (right) is the headquarters of Bell Telephone Laboratories. The system allowed the operators to see a small, relatively poor-quality black-and-white picture of the other person. Successful videophones were not properly developed until several decades later.</p>
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<p>Our custom metal prints are crafted using a dye sublimation printing process, ensuring vibrant colors, vivid imagery, and high definition detail. Our stunning metal print wall art features 1/8” radius borders and a high gloss sheen.</p>
<p>On the back of your new metal print, you’ll find hangers pre-installed, making installation a quick and effortless task right out of the box. For sizes 20”x20”, 18”x24”, 12”x36”, and larger, our custom metal prints come with a metal inset hanger. Sizes 16”x24”, 16”x20”, 16”x16”, and smaller, come with a sawtooth metal mount.</p>
<p>Larger metal art prints that feature the inset hanger include hanging hardware for attaching your new metal art print to your wall. *Use a nail, screw, or hook of your choosing for the smaller prints featuring the sawtooth metal mount.</p>
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