Any information - digital or otherwise - can be transferred, at maximum, at the speed of light in a vacuum - about 300,000 km/sec. Sometimes information actually travels at that speed; for example, when receiving a satellite transmission. When information travels through a copper cable, or an optic fiber, it will typically travel at about 2/3 the speed of light in a vacuum. Note that any machine that has to repeat the signal - a hub, switch, router, server, etc. - introduces additional delays.
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A modem is called that because it is a combination of the words modulate and demodulate. Phone lines carry information in the form of waves, but computers understand digital. A modem converts the waves coming into a computer to digital information and the digital information going out into waves to travel on phone lines.
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Yes, they travel some fast!
TGV, Ave Train, TGV LYRIA, and Eurocity are some of the fast trains. You can get more information about it from a travel agent or from a reliable online source.
Analogue to digital is a conversion process not a transmission process.
Advanced Digital Information Corporation's population is 1,109.
quite fast
Depends how fast you throw it
The information that can be found on the Digital Spy website include information about TV. Another topic that can be found on the Digital Spy website is Reality TV. A third topic that you can find information on at the Digital Spy website is Gaming (games). A fourth topic that you can find information about on the Digital Spy website is tech (technology).
bobcats travel fast,but they only go up to 57 m.p.h.