Entrance of the Multimedia Center.

A view of Tokyo Tower from NTT Multimedia Center Building.

Officers in charge: Ms Utako Miyano and Ms Suzuki.

Multimedia Presentation (what world are going to be.. including Malaysian Multimedia Super Corridor and Telekom Multimedia).

Video Conferencing session. Participants were allowed to try the facilities.

Face Mate FM2100

Virtual Reality VR demo + homepage.

Cellular phone 9.6 Kbps trx speed vs Personal Handphone System PHS 32Kbps trx speed. The above picture simulated how news nowadays are transmitted around the globe instantly. It combined the technology of digital camera (which took a photo of an event), digital cellular phone and portable computer (which transmitted / received the image and some texts), portable microwave transmitter / receiver (to transmit and receive data).

Super High Definition Image Transmission System

Public Electronic Kiosk

Another virtual reality system.

Info Jack Vision

A Thank-You Note to NTT Multimedia Center Personnel.

Other demonstrations:
Sumo Homepage.
Internet TV.
Integrated Services Data Network (ISDN)

Among other topics of discussions:
Information Network System INS-Net (Discussed about 64KByte 2 Channel conventional copper vs 1.5 Gbyte 25 Channel fiber optics.)

Now, only 16% fiber optic infrastructure in Japan. It is expected that about 15 years from now, all houses in Japan would be using fibers.

Question: There have been researchers going on in some European countries including UK to use power supply cable as a way to implement multimedia and internet. As a telecommunication company, similar to Telekom Malaysia, how does NTT feel about this news? Is it a threat to our business?

Answer: This is my first time listening to the news. Personally, I could not response to that question at the moment.