Multimedia in the 1990s

already analogue audiotex band width become broadcast bytes CD-A CD-I CD-I players CD-ROM CDTV cent chip commercial Compact Disc compression consumer market create customers data compression Data Discman decompression deliver digital information digital multimedia Digital Video Interactive digitised Discman display electronic information electronic media environment European example frames per second full motion video graphics growth rate handheld hard disc HDTV hypertext images important information industry information media information products information users interactive video issue laser launch libraries low band major means medium megabytes million multimedia multimedia applications multimedia databases multimedia development multimedia information multimedia platforms multimedia systems NTSC offer optical disc particular Philips pixels potential powerful print-on-paper publishing programming range Read Only Memory retrieval schools screen sectors Sony standard storage stored successful multimedia suggests television textual databases videoconferencing videodisc Workstation