From Ma Lin's perspective, the video camera made by those with extraordinary abilities seemed very crude, full of a cheap aura, and lacked an industrial aesthetic.
But at least they were indeed capable of recording videos, which could then be shown to everyone with a projector.
Nowadays, few people have even seen photographs, so videos are even rarer.
If something interesting appears in the footage, viewers would be delighted beyond measure.
The device in the lab that could receive image signals from hundreds of miles away involved magic circuits and light magic, a far cry from real television.
To display images on a TV, one needs to receive a large number of radio signals in real time and convert them into live images. Handy and convenient television sets require the use of integrated circuits.
Currently, the technology for integrated circuits has yet to be figured out.
