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noun (used with a singular verb
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) adjective
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of, pertaining to, or involving the use of multimedia.
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having or offering the use of various communications or promotional media: a multimedia corporation that owns TV stations and newspapers.
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Multimedia
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Example Sentences
- Lack to a new position as chief executive of its multimedia group.
- Familiarity with current multimedia and web design technology.
- Take a thrilling multimedia journey through the galaxy at a digital planetarium, meet.
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Computing Dictionary
multimedia definition
multimediaAny collection of data including text, graphics, images, audio and video, or any system for processing or interacting with such data. Often also includes concepts from hypertext.
This term was once almost synonymous with CD-ROM in the personal computer world because the large amounts of data involved were best supplied on CD-ROM. DVDs and broadband Internet connections have now largely replaced CDs as the means of delivery.
A "multimedia PC" typically includes software for playing DVD video, 5.1 audio hardware and can display video on a television. It may also include a television receiver and software to record broadcast television to disk and play it back. The Multimedia Personal Computer (MPC) standard was an attempt to improve compatibility between such systems.
Usenet newsgroup: news:comp.multimedia.
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