In the twentieth century, analog telephone and cable TV networks were designed around the limitations of the technology; copper-based twisted pair networks were not able to carry TV programming, and copper-based coaxial networks were not able to carry voice telephony.
The copper-wired twisted pair telephone networks were not able to carry television programming, and copper-wired coaxial cable television networks were not able to carry voice telephony. In the twentieth century, analog telephone and cable television networks were designed around the limitations of the prevailing technology.
In the twentieth century, analog telephone and cable television networks were designed around the limitations of the prevailing technology. The copper-wired twisted pair telephone networks were not able to carry television programming, and copper-wired coaxial cable television networks were not able to carry voice telephony.
In the twentieth century, analog telephone and cable television networks were designed around the limitations of the prevailing technology. The copper-wired twisted pair telephone networks were not able to carry television programming, and copper-wired coaxial cable television networks were not able to carry voice telephony.