(1) A device that enables you to communicate with a computer. Generally, a terminal is a combination of keyboard and display screen. Terminals are sometimes divided into three classes based on how much processing power they contain:
(3) In VoIP terminology, a
network endpoint which may provide audio only, audio
and video, audio and data, or audio, video, and data communications with another
H.323 terminal. The most common VoIP terminal is a
phone.
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