Hi-Tech Definition & Requirements: An Overview

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In summary, a technology can be considered hi-tech if it is a modern invention that incorporates modern scientific discoveries. The definition of hi-tech is constantly evolving over time, with past examples including vacuum tubes and computers. Currently, wi-fi is seen as a hi-tech technology. In addition, a hi-tech technology should not have any spyware or adware, as these can lower its status to low tech.
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What requirements must a technology have in order to be called a Hi-Technology?
 
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It must be a cutting edge modern invention that incorporates modern scientific discoveries, at least, that is my interpretation of the term.
 
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Hi-tech is a phrase whose meaning changes with time. Once upon a time vacuum tubes were hi-tech, then computers. I think wi-fi is currently still hi-tech.
 
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EngTechno said:
What requirements must a technology have in order to be called a Hi-Technology?

No spyware/adware.

If somebody spies how good your apple pie tastes and eats it all. Your left with low tech.

If somebody spies how good your shoes look and steal them. Your barefoot and low tech.

Etc, etc, etc.

Adware/spyware makes low tech if it's present, or high tech in it's absence.
 
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That's right Yesicanread. The reason that a stick with a rock tied on the end is low tech is because of all the adaware in it that let's people steal your pie.
 

FAQ: Hi-Tech Definition & Requirements: An Overview

What is the definition of "Hi-Tech"?

The term "Hi-Tech" refers to technology that is advanced, cutting-edge, and often involves the use of computers and electronics.

What are the requirements for something to be considered "Hi-Tech"?

The requirements for something to be considered "Hi-Tech" can vary, but generally, it involves the use of advanced technology, innovative ideas, and high levels of functionality and efficiency.

What industries typically use "Hi-Tech" technology?

Industries that typically use "Hi-Tech" technology include computer and electronics, aerospace, biotechnology, telecommunications, and automotive industries.

What are some examples of "Hi-Tech" technology?

Examples of "Hi-Tech" technology include smartphones, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, drones, and self-driving cars.

What are the benefits of implementing "Hi-Tech" technology?

The benefits of implementing "Hi-Tech" technology include increased efficiency and productivity, improved accuracy and precision, and the potential for new and innovative solutions to complex problems.

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