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- Using Sight And Sound To Improve The World
This is the information age. In the past ten years, technology has dramatically changed the way we communicate, the way we receive information and the way we live. Cell phones receive e-mail, people listen to podcasts and subscribers around the country are entertained and informed through satellite radio. Audiovisual technology also plays an important role-bringing people together through enhanced communication.
Every day around the world, audiovisual communication uses the power of sight and sound to educate, entertain, inspire and motivate people. With each new day, society benefits from new applications of sight and sound. Once best known for overhead and slide projectors, the audiovisual industry now provides critical support to the business community, educational institutions, government, health care organizations, retail outlets, sporting events, entertainment venues, museums, worship and an increasingly sophisticated residential market. - Bluetooth: Wireless Technology Made Easy
The buzz about Bluetooth continues to grow, with more than 70 percent of consumers indicating their familiarity with the technology. As more and more of these communication devices become available, people want to understand how this technology works and how it can simplify their lives.
Bluetooth has a range of applications that use wireless technology to replace the cables connecting portable or fixed devices. It allows the user to interconnect devices such as mobile phones, computers, PDAs, MP3 players, printers and digital cameras and synchronize their data wirelessly. As long as two Bluetooth-enabled devices are within a specified range of one another, the connection will be made. - Communications Connectivity: The New Debate
Internet access and the ability to reach anyone, anywhere, via phone, e-mail or exciting new technologies such as video mail is something many of us take for granted nowadays.
But some experts say a critical resource that helps ensure these modern conveniences are available to-and affordable for-Americans is under attack, and consumers could suffer as a result.
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