From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishvideophonevid‧e‧o‧phone /ˈvɪdiəʊfəʊn $ -dioʊfoʊn/ noun [countable] TCTa type of telephone that allows you to see the person you are talking to on a screen
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videophone• Naturally, you have a videophone in your pocket just in case.• The ordinary people of Hoy could have been a lot closer with a videophone call.• It is exclusively a business concept although simpler versions of videoconferencing may one day enter the home as the first videophones.• Wesley Smith Seeing is believing ... the videophone which takes the blind out of date.• It will be linked to videophones, picture mail, teletext and home banking.From Longman Business Dictionaryvideophonevid‧e‧o‧phone /ˈvɪdiəʊfəʊn-oʊfoʊn/ noun [countable]OFFICETELECOMMUNICATIONS a type of telephone that has a screen, so that you can see the person you are talking toa videophone call 