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(short for facsimile), sometimes telefax or telecopy, is the telephone transmission of scanned printed material (both text and images), usually to a telephone number connected to a printer or other output device.

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The Global Positioning System, and originally NAVSTAR GPS, is a system that allows the position of any object to be determined throughout the Earth with an accuracy of up to centimeters, although the usual precision is a few meters.

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A call center or call center is or an area where agents, advisers, supervisors or executives, especially with a technique in telemarketing or customer service, make or receive calls from or to: customers, business partners, associated companies or another.

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Teletext is an information service in the form of text that is broadcast together with the television signal. It was created in the 70s by the British John Adams of the BBC.

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Digital radio is an audio broadcasting system, distinguished by the emission of digital signal. Currently there are several known digital broadcasting systems with worldwide impact, for example: IBOC, DAB, DRM.

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Digital television refers to the set of technologies for transmission and reception of image and sound, through digital signals.

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laptop or notebook computer, to a certain computing device that can be moved or transported relatively easily. Laptops are capable of performing most of the tasks performed by desktop computers, also called "tower" or simply PC, with similar capabilities and with the advantage of their reduced weight and size. In addition, they also have the ability to operate for a specified period by means of rechargeable batteries, without being connected to a power grid.