Task 2

COMPATIBILITY...

The ability of a Web browser to effectively display the HTML code and execute the scripts on Web pages. The changes in HTML features since the mid-1990s, along with the versions of JavaScript and Java languages, combined with the differences between Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer and other browsers have created an inordinately large number of versions that Web site developers have to deal with.
STORAGE...

Optical media - such as the compact disk (CD) - are storage media that hold content in digital form and that are written and read by a laser; these media include all the various CD and DVD variations, as well as optical jukeboxes and autochangers. Optical media have a number of advantages over magnetic media such as the floppy
MINIATURISATION...

technology is getting smaller in many cases, enabling portability and also giving the potential for more to fit in a smaller space.
DIGITAL...

the way in which data of all types (images, sounds, text) can be transmitted in the smallest possible form via 0 and 1s.
CONNECTIVITY...

ability for technology to connect to the internet.
SYNERGY...

how a media institution tries to use its various products to sell one another (e.g. film and soundtrack and video game).