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61 ADSL
abbr. E-comasymmetrical digital subscriber line: a system that provides high speed, high bandwidth connections to the Internet. ADSL is asymmetric because it has more capacity for data received by a computer than for data to be sent from it. This uneven upload/download balance means that downloaded text and graphics appear quickly and that audiovisual elements are of better quality than when sent via a normal telephone line. ADSL was initially developed by Bellcore Labs in New Jersey in 1993 as a means of bringing bandwidth to homes and small businesses. Often it is simply called DSL. -
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E-coman electronic file containing text, graphics, multimedia, or hyperlinks -
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E-coma measure of the number of files or images that are sent to a browser from a Web site in response to a single request.The measure is one of the most abused statistics on the Internet, as hits do not provide an accurate picture of Web site visitor activity. Every Web page is made up of a number of components—graphics, text, programming elements—and many have anything from 10 to 20 components. Each component is counted as a hit. Therefore, the total number of hits is generally very high and bears little or no relation to the number of people visiting. -
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Gen Mgta method of presenting information on a computer, CD-ROM, television, or games console. The presentation combines different media such as sound, graphics, video, and text. Multimedia has had problems on the Web, due mainly to limited bandwidth. Web browsers are not designed to view most multimedia so extra software is required: a plug-in. -
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Gen Mgtan electronic document that incorporates interactive material from a variety of different media such as text, video, sound, graphics, and animation. Such documents can be viewed on a multimedia computer or transmitted via the Internet. -
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A graphical, interactive, hypertext information system that is cross-platform and can be run locally or over the global Internet. The Web consists of Web servers offering pages of information to Web browsers who view and interact with the pages. Pages can contain formatted text, background colors, graphics, as well as audio and video clips. Simple links in a Web page can cause the browser to jump to a different part of the same page or to a page on a Web server halfway around the world. Web pages can be used to send mail, read news, and download files. A Web address is called a URL. (Source: CAMER)
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