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Well, you have to have a chip to save all your pictures on. So you have (on a desktop computer) have to have a drive to put the chip in then put it in the computer. Butt for a Laptop, there might be an insert place to put the chip. So just put it in there.(: - Alexx.
I would think so. If you take a memory chip from one camera and use it in another the pictures transfer. Why wouldn't it in a phone?
Images can be transfered via electronic transmission, a PC cable or a memory chip. Plugging in the appropriate device and loading and then unloading will facilitate the transfer.
BIOS chip
a computer term that refers to "readily accessible memory" this is the physical chip memory that the computer uses for quick or short term usage a computer term that refers to "readily accessible memory" this is the physical chip memory that the computer uses for quick or short term usage
Lots of them , the most common is USB.
Byte chip? disk?
Yes, with a small disclaimer. A micro computer, also known as a computer chip or chip is tiny, generally smaller than your finger. The memory available here is contained inside the chip. Size generally around kilo Bytes to mega Bytes. A mini computer is big. It is like a personal computer on steroids but still not as good a super computer. When referring to the memory here we usually think of separate memory modules, just like what you have in your home computer. Size generally from Giga Bytes and up. A mini computer does however consist of chips and this is where my disclaimer comes in. Chips interface external memory (which is also built of chips..) and the only limit here depends on how much the chip can address. Forgive my sloppiness and note that a micro computer chip is quite different from a memory chip, as the memory chip mainly stores and trancieves data while the micro computer can also execute a man made program...
with electrical signals sent to each bit of the memory chip. a common memory chip in a PC dumps data when shut off. on other devices like USB drives the data doesn't. also the wattage on a video and audio card determines the frequency it is emulated.
a big memory chip. which is expensive
if it has buletooth you can of if it has a memory chip it the phone
Once you have a digital camera and a compatible memory chip, you can take almost countless pictures for no additional expense. As the memory chip fills up, you can upload it to a computer and then delete the files from the chip and keep taking more pictures without having to buy anything more. Disposable cameras have a limited number of pictures they can take on a strip of film. Often around 2 dozen pictures. When you have used up the film taking those few pictures, you need to buy another camera.