Questions: The technology that uses cameras, microphones, displays, speakers, and software to allow users to both see and hear each other is called video conferencing

The technology that uses cameras, microphones, displays, speakers, and software to allow users to both see and hear each other is called video conferencing
Transcript text: The technology that uses cameras, microphones, displays, speakers, and software to allow users to both see and hear each other is called video conferencing
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The answer is the first one: video conferencing.

Explanation for each option:

  1. Video conferencing: This is the correct answer. Video conferencing technology uses cameras, microphones, displays, speakers, and software to enable users to see and hear each other in real-time, facilitating virtual meetings and communication.

  2. Linear management: This is incorrect. Linear management refers to a sequential approach to managing tasks or processes, and it does not involve the use of cameras, microphones, displays, or speakers for communication.

  3. Multicore processing: This is incorrect. Multicore processing refers to a computer's ability to use multiple CPU cores to perform tasks more efficiently. It is related to computing performance rather than communication technology.

  4. Parallel processing: This is incorrect. Parallel processing involves dividing a computational task into smaller sub-tasks that can be processed simultaneously by multiple processors. Like multicore processing, it is related to computing performance and not to communication technology.

Summary: The technology that uses cameras, microphones, displays, speakers, and software to allow users to both see and hear each other is called video conferencing.

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