full-duplex

[ fool-doo-pleks, -dyoo- ]

adjective

1. of or relating to the simultaneous, independent transmission of information in both directions over a two-way channel.

Example Sentences

The Eufy is only half-duplex audio, which is like using a walkie-talkie The Arlo has much better two-way audio, using full-duplex audio, which is like having a phone conversation, whereas the Eufy is only half-duplex, which is like using a walkie-talkie.

From The Verge

The audio is very good; it uses full-duplex, meaning I could easily chat with a visitor without lag or stepping over each other.

From The Verge

The Nest Cam has full-duplex two-way audio, which worked well in my testing.

From The Verge

It also doubles as a full-duplex squawk box for making and taking phone calls.

From Seattle Times

The introduction of WebSockets allows fast bi-directional full-duplex connections between a browser and an application, useful for high-performance browser-based applications.

From Forbes