vezetéési

Vezetékes is a Hungarian term that translates to "wired" or "cable-based" in English. It most commonly refers to telecommunications services that are delivered through physical cables, such as copper wires or fiber optic lines, rather than wireless methods. This includes traditional landline telephone services, as well as broadband internet access delivered via DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) or fiber optics.

The term can also be applied more broadly to any system or technology that relies on physical connections. For example, a "vezetékes internet" is a wired internet connection, contrasting with "vezeték nélküli internet" (wireless internet) like Wi-Fi. In the context of home electronics, "vezetékes kapcsolat" would mean a connection established by a physical cable, such as an HDMI cable for a television or an Ethernet cable for a computer network.

Historically, wired infrastructure was the primary means of communication and data transfer. While wireless technologies have gained significant popularity, wired connections often offer advantages in terms of stability, speed, and security for certain applications. The term "vezetékes" highlights the tangible, physical nature of these connections in contrast to the intangible nature of wireless signals.