作者:Malek Madi 13 年以前
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what ever happens to the signal wave, it could be retrieved if run through a filter
could be distrupted by weather conditions
Cables
These plastic-fiber cables are used mainly for digital audio connections between devices.
Optical cables send data at 182,000 km/s
Fibre obtic cables
Satellites
Microwaves
first used in 1888
some waves reach up to a speed of 170 GHz
Myspace
cards were used on telephone lines to call people from over seas where u had to call the person who is in charge of communication to direct ur call to the number u want to dial
never existed,
no emails existed, instead post mails
taken by the mail man and he is in charge of delivering them
Stamps were required
post mails sometimes may never get to people sent to
satellites were never used to provide internet connection but might have been used to allow calls and communication via phones
cell phones used to have this long antennae that would act as a base of recieving satellite waves now cell phones dont have antennae and can be used wherever you are
cables had to be joined from the modem/router to the main phone line to be able to dial the inter service provider for internet access
using the phone line would have automatically disconnected you from the internet so it was either phone or internet
no fibre optics existed
now we have different methods of connecting to the intenet with a variety of speeds reaching up to 1 Gb
images quality used to be terrible and you wouldnt have the ability to zoom in so much and still see the image clearly, you would see the pixels overlaping each other
3D technology gives you the ability to watch videos with the three dimensions width length and depth (watch video the way you see in real life)
back in the 1970s, colored videos never existed. Video existed in black and white, now you have high definition video that allows you to see things at a higher level of what the eye can see
audio was transmittesd through radio waves. These waves were analogue. Analogue waves were disturbed by weather conditions ie, if you would switch on the radio 20 years ago, most channels would give you a scrambled sound