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DVT
(redirected from Digital Video Terminal)

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DVTDeep Venous (Vein) Thrombosis
DVTDriving Van Trailer (railway)
DVTDesign Verification Test
DVTDigital Video Technology
DVTData Visualization Tool
DVTDynamic VingTshun (self defense)
DVTDigital Video Transport (Way of transporting video data over a secure network)
DVTDesign Verification and Testing
DVTDigital Video Terminal
DVTDigital Television Technology
DVTData Verification Test
DVTDeep Vein Thrombosis (blood clot)
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Phase II extends All-in-One to a client-server architecture and provides support for a broad range of desktop clients, including MS-DOS, OS/2 and Macintosh personal computers, DECwindows VMS and UNIX workstation, Digital video terminals and IBM 3270 devices.
Network computing provides missing links by Edwards, Morris / Communications News
Superior Image Quality The DVD-V8000 features a new DVI-D digital video terminal (HDCP 1.
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