cyberspace

Definition

Imaginary, intangible, virtual-reality realm where (in general) computer-communications and simulations and (in particular) internet activity takes place. The electronic equivalent of human psyche (the 'mindspace' where thinking and dreaming occur), cyberspace is the domain where objects are neither physical nor representations of the physical world, but are made up entirely of data manipulation and information. Canadian science-fiction writer William Gibson (1948-) who coined the term in his 1982 short story 'Burning Chrome,' describes it in his 1984 novel 'Neuromancer' as "consensual hallucination ... graphic-representation of data abstracted from every computer ... unthinkable complexity."

Use 'cyberspace' in a Sentence

I did not realize that all of my friends acted way different in cyberspace and would insult each other a lot more.

Being able to have your new product marketed all over cyberspace will get many more people thinking about buying it.

A lot of people don't realize that the cyberspace has been around since the 1980s and is more than just email and the world wide web; there is also Usenet newsgroups, telnet and IRC chats.

单词	cyberspace
释义	cyberspace Definition Imaginary, intangible, virtual-reality realm where (in general) computer-communications and simulations and (in particular) internet activity takes place. The electronic equivalent of human psyche (the 'mindspace' where thinking and dreaming occur), cyberspace is the domain where objects are neither physical nor representations of the physical world, but are made up entirely of data manipulation and information. Canadian science-fiction writer William Gibson (1948-) who coined the term in his 1982 short story 'Burning Chrome,' describes it in his 1984 novel 'Neuromancer' as "consensual hallucination ... graphic-representation of data abstracted from every computer ... unthinkable complexity." Use 'cyberspace' in a Sentence I did not realize that all of my friends acted way different in cyberspace and would insult each other a lot more. Being able to have your new product marketed all over cyberspace will get many more people thinking about buying it. A lot of people don't realize that the cyberspace has been around since the 1980s and is more than just email and the world wide web; there is also Usenet newsgroups, telnet and IRC chats.
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