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Which of the following terminals is not capable of processing data dumb terminal intelligent terminal internet terminal network computer?
Dumb Terminal
What is A terminal that cannot process information?
A "dumb terminal"
What are the advantages of dumb terminal?
Advantages of dumb terminal no one person can misuse his power because his power is given by a main computer which is server.
What does A dumb terminal not contain?
Storage Device
A Dumb Terminal is a stand-alone terminal that has no processing capability of its own?
That is correct a dumb terminal does what is called an emulation. Whenever you turn it own, it emulates an operating system that is on a server somewhere. The dumb terminal is a display monitor with no processing abilities.
Is a dumb terminal is capable of processing data?
no, just entering and displaying text
How do microcomputer's users gain access to mainframe and minicomputer systems?
Dumb Terminal
What device is a terminal in computer?
A terminal is an I/O device. It accepts output from a mainframe and acts as input to a mainframe. A dumb terminal has no processing abilities. However, it allows you to enter data from it into a main computer, and it receives data from a main computer. In some cases, this arrangement is used to reduce costs.
Which one of the following input device is user-programmable a dumb terminal b smart terminal c VDT d mainframes?
vdt
What is terminal in computer system?
A terminal is an I/O device. It accepts output from a mainframe and acts as input to a mainframe. A dumb terminal has no processing abilities. However, it allows you to enter data from it into a main computer, and it receives data from a main computer. In some cases, this arrangement is used to reduce costs.
Is kiosk machine a dumb terminal?
Kiosk is a very useful technology now a days.
What is a dumb terminal?
A dumb terminal refers to a CRT and keyboard that have no processing power of their own. It is simply an input and output device wired into another computer. It was common in the days of the mainframe, to allow many users to interface with a single computer relatively inexpensively. It can also be referred to as the ultimate in 'thin client.' All of the functions, activities and work were done on the main computer.
