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Telesoftware

Transmission of software via teletext

The term telesoftware was coined by W.J.G. Overington who invented the concept in 1974; it literally means “software at a distance” and it often refers

Telesoftware

Micronet 800

1980s online magazine on Prestel

access to turn-based and real-time multiplayer games (MUDs), downloadable telesoftware, chatrooms and bulletin boards, business and personal finance advice

Micronet 800

Micronet_800

Ceefax

Teletext information service operated by the BBC

computer programs, known as telesoftware, for the BBC Micro (a home computer available in the United Kingdom). The telesoftware broadcasts stopped in 1989

Ceefax

Prestel

British videotex service

well as services such as home banking, online shopping, travel booking, telesoftware, and messaging. In September 1982, to mark Information Technology Year

Prestel

BBC Micro

Series of British microcomputers by Acorn

appropriate content was little-supported by television broadcasters, telesoftware could be downloaded via the optional Teletext Adapter and the third-party

BBC Micro

BBC_Micro

Timeline of teletext in the UK

of characters. 1977 February – ITV Oracle broadcasts the first ever telesoftware broadcast on pages 101, 102 and 103. There is no reception equipment

Timeline of teletext in the UK

Timeline_of_teletext_in_the_UK

History of personal computers

standard and when combined with an adapter enabled software (known as Telesoftware) and other information to be downloaded from broadcast television signals

History of personal computers

History_of_personal_computers

ORACLE (teletext)

British teletext system

the world's first telesoftware broadcast in February 1977[citation needed] and this led to a working demonstration of telesoftware at the 1978 International

ORACLE (teletext)

ORACLE_(teletext)

BBC Micro expansion unit

Series of Acorn Computers peripherals

broadcast teletext adapter an obvious expansion, and the BBC would broadcast telesoftware free over Ceefax. The hardware and software design was created by Graham

BBC Micro expansion unit

BBC_Micro_expansion_unit

Signetics

1961–1975 American integrated circuits manufacturer

video games and game systems (e.g. the Arcadia 2001). and in the early telesoftware broadcasts. The Signetics 8X300 was a bipolar microprocessor developed

Signetics

Microtex 666

Australian videotex system

666 was dedicated to microcomputer enthusiasts and included a large telesoftware download library, a semi-realtime online chat, and a 1,000-user massively

Microtex 666

Microtex_666

History of virtual learning environments

manipulation of text files via videotex. VOS was further developed into a telesoftware, transactional (gateway) and email system and then used in a commercial

History of virtual learning environments

History_of_virtual_learning_environments

TeleSoft

Pascal programming language and world. He thus founded a company called Telesoftware, which soon merged with another UCSD-offshoot company Renaissance Systems

TeleSoft

Telesoft

Topics referred to by the same term

television production company for shows such as Yeh Hai Mumbai Meri Jaan Telesoftware, a term for "software at a distance" coined in the 1970s This disambiguation

Telesoft

Multimedia Home Platform

Standard for interactive digital television

countries. BD-J Interactive television IP over DVB OSGi Datacasting Telesoftware The invention upon which MHP is based. "Sinullekin oma tv-kanava - Talouselämä"

Multimedia Home Platform

Multimedia_Home_Platform