Definitions
- Referring to a machine that prints messages transmitted over a network or phone line. - Talking about the sound made by the machine while printing. - Describing the process of sending and receiving messages using the teletype machine.
- Referring to a system of transmitting messages electronically over long distances. - Talking about the machine used for sending and receiving telex messages. - Describing the process of sending and receiving messages using the telex system.
List of Similarities
- 1Both refer to systems of communication.
- 2Both involve sending and receiving messages.
- 3Both were widely used in the past for long-distance communication.
- 4Both have been largely replaced by newer technologies.
What is the difference?
- 1Method: Teletype uses a machine that prints messages, while telex uses electronic transmission.
- 2Speed: Telex is generally faster than teletype due to its electronic nature.
- 3Usage: Teletype was primarily used for domestic communication, while telex was used for international communication.
- 4Popularity: Telex was more popular in Europe and Asia, while teletype was more common in North America.
Remember this!
Teletype and telex are synonyms that refer to systems of communication used in the past. While both involve sending and receiving messages, they differ in their method, speed, usage, and popularity. Teletype uses a machine that prints messages transmitted over a network or phone line, while telex uses electronic transmission. Telex is generally faster and was more popular in Europe and Asia, while teletype was more common in North America and primarily used for domestic communication.
