Cyberspace

Cyberspace
Cy|ber|space
[...speis] der; -, -s
<zu engl. space »Raum«, vgl. ↑Space>
von Computern erzeugte virtuelle Scheinwelt, die eine fast perfekte Illusion räumlicher Tiefe u. realitätsnaher Bewegungsabläufe vermittelt (z. B. zur Simulation von Flugmanövern, für aktionsreiche Computerspiele u. Ä.).

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