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Part 2 of the 1992 Australia Telecom concept video Broadband demonstrates teleconferencing via videophone, as well as encrypted data transfer.
Oh, and scary metal walkways of the future. Don't forget the walkways.
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Stay tuned for part 3, coming soon.
See also:
Australia Telecom's Broadband (Part 1, 1992)
3 comments:
The map screen showing the encrypted conference call being established made some distinctly Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy-esque sound effects.
1992 you say? That metal walkway looks like something out of an 80s music video. I'm half expecting a big-haired Bonnie Tyler to strut down it.
Can I assume that Australian readers have been queuing up to (a) laugh at this because (b) the state of broadband in Australia is absolutely parlous?
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