History Reimagined: Inventing The Lightbulb

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Uploaded by on Jul 12, 2011

Ever wonder how ideas are born? We have an idea -- check out how OneNote could've helped perfect the light bulb.

Learn more about how OneNote can help keep your best ideas organized: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/onenote

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  • Nikola Tesla 4 the win.

  • other ideas...A blanket with sleeves...Hilarious!

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  • I should have been a dancer :(

  • @RPPOZZ In 1875, Edison purchased half of a Toronto medical electrician's patent for a light bulb. That researcher was a Canadian, James Woodward. They attempted to form a company to raise money to refine and market their invention. In 1876, Woodward obtained a U.S. patent on his electric lamp and, in 1879, Edison bought the patent from Woodward, Evans, and all their Canadian partners.

    Thus the electric light bulb became American.

  • troll electric man

  • Nice all this but should've used something else than Windows Live Messenger.

  • @MegaJimmya10 Indeed.

  • @BlackAndYellowRat fair point :P

  • Well that's interesting. The screens that need light to be used were used to create something for the first time that's critical to themselves. Paradox.

  • Ironic since 8 days, all 60+ Watt light bulbs for household application are now banned in EU. Thanks EU Parliament for leaving us democratically without choice.

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