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The first telephone conversation 1876

Oct 23, 2011 / Comments Off on The first telephone conversation 1876

The first wire telephone conversation took place between Alexander Graham Bell and his colleague Thomas Watson, over a distance of 3km between Boston and Cambridge US.

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