Definition of telecomputer in English:

telecomputer

noun ˈtɛlɪkəmpjuːtəˌtɛləkəmˈpjudər

A device that combines the capabilities of a computer with those of a television and a telephone, particularly for multimedia applications.
（综合计算机、电视和电话功能以达到多媒体用途的）远距计算机
Example sentencesExamples
- When we have the telecomputer connected to the all-optical network, we will enter what he calls the ‘age of the telecomputer.’
- They are powerful enough for most occasions and their telecomputer even permits automatic use of flash.
- The telecomputer already had the capability of automatically dialing and performing data transfers.
- As today's ascii-based hardware is replaced with broadband switched networks and telecomputers, many users may desert what they see as the limited capabilities of prose for the supposedly more expressive medium of video.
- Futurists have been predicting the wave of personal telecomputers for some time now.
- With telecomputers and multimedia, with the distribution of camcorders, videotechnologies are aspiring to the condition of the telephone, not an environment well suited to advertising.
- This was a bad sign for the telecomputer, though few appreciated just how bad a sign until it was too late.
- On a larger scale, telecomputers can be placed in all major cities and linked.
- These personal telecomputers will become thoroughly decentralized and more and more individualized.
- The Universal Serial Bus, USB is an ideal candidate to interconnect the various optional devices that a telecomputer might have.
- Between the two, it is possible to extract the inherent objective of a telecomputer system.
- In the telecomputer model championed in this paper, initially, the consumer's point & click remote signalling unit will be the touchtone phone.
- The evolution of DVD promises telecomputers to find their way into our living rooms, linked to a large flat screen which will be able to display HDTV, Standard Definition TV, video…
- But if the looks of the telecomputer are like those of a TV set, the service we can receive from this new appliance will be overwhelming.
- Therefore, you can expect up to 50% more calls than telecomputers with the OUT-DATED ‘message tape deck’ technology.

Derivatives

telecomputing

noun ˌtɛlɪkəmˈpjuːtɪŋ

Understand and abide by telecomputing etiquette when using e-mail, newsgroups, listservs and other Internet functions.
Example sentencesExamples
- For access to the tools at the NCMIR, scientists may either come to the center or utilize telecomputing.
- It is essential to develop a telecomputing ethic which encompasses netiquette and also requires a ‘commitment from the teacher to see that the learning that takes place through the wires has depth’.
- Program by program, economic sector by economic sector, we have based critical functions on inadequately protected telecomputing services.

Definition of telecomputer in US English:

telecomputer

nounˌtɛləkəmˈpjudərˌteləkəmˈpyo͞odər

A device that combines the capabilities of a computer with those of a television and a telephone, particularly for multimedia applications.
（综合计算机、电视和电话功能以达到多媒体用途的）远距计算机
Example sentencesExamples
- As today's ascii-based hardware is replaced with broadband switched networks and telecomputers, many users may desert what they see as the limited capabilities of prose for the supposedly more expressive medium of video.
- The telecomputer already had the capability of automatically dialing and performing data transfers.
- In the telecomputer model championed in this paper, initially, the consumer's point & click remote signalling unit will be the touchtone phone.
- On a larger scale, telecomputers can be placed in all major cities and linked.
- Futurists have been predicting the wave of personal telecomputers for some time now.
- Between the two, it is possible to extract the inherent objective of a telecomputer system.
- The Universal Serial Bus, USB is an ideal candidate to interconnect the various optional devices that a telecomputer might have.
- Therefore, you can expect up to 50% more calls than telecomputers with the OUT-DATED ‘message tape deck’ technology.
- This was a bad sign for the telecomputer, though few appreciated just how bad a sign until it was too late.
- But if the looks of the telecomputer are like those of a TV set, the service we can receive from this new appliance will be overwhelming.
- The evolution of DVD promises telecomputers to find their way into our living rooms, linked to a large flat screen which will be able to display HDTV, Standard Definition TV, video…
- These personal telecomputers will become thoroughly decentralized and more and more individualized.
- They are powerful enough for most occasions and their telecomputer even permits automatic use of flash.
- With telecomputers and multimedia, with the distribution of camcorders, videotechnologies are aspiring to the condition of the telephone, not an environment well suited to advertising.
- When we have the telecomputer connected to the all-optical network, we will enter what he calls the ‘age of the telecomputer.’

词汇	telecomputer
释义	Definition of telecomputer in English: telecomputer noun ˈtɛlɪkəmpjuːtəˌtɛləkəmˈpjudər A device that combines the capabilities of a computer with those of a television and a telephone, particularly for multimedia applications. （综合计算机、电视和电话功能以达到多媒体用途的）远距计算机 Example sentencesExamples When we have the telecomputer connected to the all-optical network, we will enter what he calls the ‘age of the telecomputer.’ They are powerful enough for most occasions and their telecomputer even permits automatic use of flash. The telecomputer already had the capability of automatically dialing and performing data transfers. As today's ascii-based hardware is replaced with broadband switched networks and telecomputers, many users may desert what they see as the limited capabilities of prose for the supposedly more expressive medium of video. Futurists have been predicting the wave of personal telecomputers for some time now. With telecomputers and multimedia, with the distribution of camcorders, videotechnologies are aspiring to the condition of the telephone, not an environment well suited to advertising. This was a bad sign for the telecomputer, though few appreciated just how bad a sign until it was too late. On a larger scale, telecomputers can be placed in all major cities and linked. These personal telecomputers will become thoroughly decentralized and more and more individualized. The Universal Serial Bus, USB is an ideal candidate to interconnect the various optional devices that a telecomputer might have. Between the two, it is possible to extract the inherent objective of a telecomputer system. In the telecomputer model championed in this paper, initially, the consumer's point & click remote signalling unit will be the touchtone phone. The evolution of DVD promises telecomputers to find their way into our living rooms, linked to a large flat screen which will be able to display HDTV, Standard Definition TV, video… But if the looks of the telecomputer are like those of a TV set, the service we can receive from this new appliance will be overwhelming. Therefore, you can expect up to 50% more calls than telecomputers with the OUT-DATED ‘message tape deck’ technology. Derivatives telecomputing noun ˌtɛlɪkəmˈpjuːtɪŋ Understand and abide by telecomputing etiquette when using e-mail, newsgroups, listservs and other Internet functions. Example sentencesExamples For access to the tools at the NCMIR, scientists may either come to the center or utilize telecomputing. It is essential to develop a telecomputing ethic which encompasses netiquette and also requires a ‘commitment from the teacher to see that the learning that takes place through the wires has depth’. Program by program, economic sector by economic sector, we have based critical functions on inadequately protected telecomputing services. Definition of telecomputer in US English: telecomputer nounˌtɛləkəmˈpjudərˌteləkəmˈpyo͞odər A device that combines the capabilities of a computer with those of a television and a telephone, particularly for multimedia applications. （综合计算机、电视和电话功能以达到多媒体用途的）远距计算机 Example sentencesExamples As today's ascii-based hardware is replaced with broadband switched networks and telecomputers, many users may desert what they see as the limited capabilities of prose for the supposedly more expressive medium of video. The telecomputer already had the capability of automatically dialing and performing data transfers. In the telecomputer model championed in this paper, initially, the consumer's point & click remote signalling unit will be the touchtone phone. On a larger scale, telecomputers can be placed in all major cities and linked. Futurists have been predicting the wave of personal telecomputers for some time now. Between the two, it is possible to extract the inherent objective of a telecomputer system. The Universal Serial Bus, USB is an ideal candidate to interconnect the various optional devices that a telecomputer might have. Therefore, you can expect up to 50% more calls than telecomputers with the OUT-DATED ‘message tape deck’ technology. This was a bad sign for the telecomputer, though few appreciated just how bad a sign until it was too late. But if the looks of the telecomputer are like those of a TV set, the service we can receive from this new appliance will be overwhelming. The evolution of DVD promises telecomputers to find their way into our living rooms, linked to a large flat screen which will be able to display HDTV, Standard Definition TV, video… These personal telecomputers will become thoroughly decentralized and more and more individualized. They are powerful enough for most occasions and their telecomputer even permits automatic use of flash. With telecomputers and multimedia, with the distribution of camcorders, videotechnologies are aspiring to the condition of the telephone, not an environment well suited to advertising. When we have the telecomputer connected to the all-optical network, we will enter what he calls the ‘age of the telecomputer.’
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