Videotelefoni

Videotelefoni terdiri dari teknologi untuk penerimaan dan transmisi sinyal audiovideo oleh pengguna di lokasi yang berbeda, untuk komunikasi antara orang-orang secara waktu nyata.

Pada teknologi videotelefoni juga termasuk ponsel gambar yang akan bertukar gambar diam antara unit setiap beberapa detik melalui saluran telepon POTS-tipe konvensional, pada dasarnya sama dengan TV scan sistem lambat.

Saat ini penggunaan videotelefoni telah membuat terobosan signifikan dalam pemerintahan, kesehatan, pendidikan dan media berita.

Pranala luar

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