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CDTV

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CDTV abbr of compact disc television → CDTV nt


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But unlike CD-I and CDTV, the technology is contained on specialized circuit boards that are inserted into a personal computer.
De-mystifying multimedia by Gayeski, Diane M. / Communication World
While other companies have released prerecorded interactive television products -- most notably Commodore's CDTV, and CD-I from Philips Interactive of Los Angeles -- this would be the first product that allows viewers to interact with live television.
Interactive TV company makes Los Angeles debut by Rackham, Anne / Los Angeles Business Journal
Other versions of CDTV and DTVA products (such as the CDT360) have already proven popular in European retail due to their competitive pricing and feature set which includes an eight day electronic programme guide (EPG) available in a choice of European and Far Eastern languages.
Pace and Viaccess Enter into Licence Agreement by Business Wire
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