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In general, convergence is a coming together of two or more distinct entities or phenomena. Technological convergence is increasingly prevalent in theinformation technology world; in this context, the term refers to the combination of two or more different technologies in a singledevice.
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Two of the most common examples of convergence are taking pictures with a cell phone -- which combines the functionality of a camera and a telephone -- and surfing the web on a television, which brings a task normally associated with a computer to a TV.
Technological convergence may influence consumers to accept new technologies. According to some studies, people who aren't computer literate are more likely to embrace the internet and video on demand if they can -- at least initially -- access these technologies through their televisions. In general, TV is familiar and non-threatening. Displays are large and TVs are easy to operate; using them to access the web requires almost no training.
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Two of the most common examples of convergence are taking pictures with a cell phone -- which combines the functionality of a camera and a telephone -- and surfing the web on a television, which brings a task normally associated with a computer to a TV.
Technological convergence may influence consumers to accept new technologies. According to some studies, people who aren't computer literate are more likely to embrace the internet and video on demand if they can -- at least initially -- access these technologies through their televisions. In general, TV is familiar and non-threatening. Displays are large and TVs are easy to operate; using them to access the web requires almost no training.
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