Alexander Graham Bell ( Penemu Telepon)

He is known as a world figure because of his findings. But his

most controversial invention is the real phone was the invention
of Antonio Meucci. Little formal education, but well taught by
his family and self-taught, was the story of Alexander Graham
Bell the inventor of a telephone born in 1847 in Edinburgh,
Scotland.

Bell's interest in producing the vocal sounds arises reasonably because his father is an
expert in vocal physiology, improving speech and teaching deaf people. Bell had been
to Boston, Massachusetts state in 1871. It was there that in 1875 he made experiments
that led to the invention of the telephone.

He collected a patent to confirm his discovery in February 1876 and was rewarded a
few weeks later. (It is interesting to note that another man named Elisha Gray also
collected a patent of invention for the strengthening of similar equipment on the same
day as what Bell did, only a few hours apart).

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