Information on a CD is read-only. Newer computers can display millions of colors and approach photorealistic images. A computer microchip developed by Intel, specially designed for the compression and decompression of motion video. A hypermedia program providing educational material in an entertaining way. Compression file format for graphics requiring a specific decoder to view.
Multimedia requires huge amounts of storage during both the development and application stages.
The equipment needed to make and run multimedia programs. Hardware can include a computer, storage device, scanner, audio digitizer, and video frame-grabber. The way in which we interact with computer systems. In hypermedia, the programmed links between related items of information. Interactive programs in which information is stored in a number of different media and cross-linked so that it can be retrieved and presented in a variety of ways that amplify meaning for the user.