Pages that link to "Nippon Telegraph and Telephone"
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- Audio signal processing (links | edit)
- Data compression (links | edit)
- Digital television (links | edit)
- Digital video (links | edit)
- Honda (links | edit)
- ISDN (links | edit)
- Japan (links | edit)
- Communications in Japan (links | edit)
- Mazda (links | edit)
- MP3 (links | edit)
- Moving Picture Experts Group (links | edit)
- MPEG-1 (links | edit)
- MPEG-2 (links | edit)
- Nintendo (links | edit)
- Nissan (links | edit)
- Nortel (links | edit)
- Privatization (links | edit)
- Sony (links | edit)
- Speech processing (links | edit)
- Speech recognition (links | edit)
- Television (links | edit)
- Tokyo (links | edit)
- Toho (links | edit)
- Toyota (links | edit)
- 1985 (links | edit)
- Linear predictive coding (links | edit)
- Nikkei 225 (links | edit)
- Telephony (links | edit)
- U interface (links | edit)
- Speech synthesis (links | edit)
- Internet backbone (links | edit)
- Quantum key distribution (links | edit)
- 2002 FIFA World Cup (links | edit)
- Digital audio (links | edit)
- Video codec (links | edit)
- Olympus Corporation (links | edit)
- Fujitsu (links | edit)
- Kawasaki Heavy Industries (links | edit)
- Düsseldorf (links | edit)
- Timeline of historic inventions (links | edit)
- Voice over IP (links | edit)
- List of companies of Japan (links | edit)
- Panasonic (links | edit)
- Shoko Asahara (links | edit)
- Videotex (links | edit)
- 1998 Winter Olympics (links | edit)
- Shinjuku (links | edit)
- List of mobile network operators (links | edit)
- MSX (links | edit)
- Payphone (links | edit)