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What is difference between software characteristics and hardware characteristics?
there are several difference between computer hardware and software .fundamental difference between hardware(keyboard,printer) is a physical device and software is instructions that given to the computer(window 2000,microsoft office )etc
What is the difference between hardware and soft ware?
The difference between hardware and software is that hardware is something physical. It is something you can touch. For example, a CD and its CD-ROM drive is hardware, but the music that is recorded on it is the software.
What is the difference between a hardware pipeline and software pipeline?
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What is the difference between Android phones and windows phones?
Cost of software for hardware
Is motherboard hardware?
The difference between software and hardware is that hardware is a physical object. Software is digital data stored on a physical [hardware] storage device. A motherboard is a circuit board, a physical object, and therefore hardware.
What is the difference between software and hardware interrupt?
The difference is that a hardware interrupt is a signal relayed to a system's CPU directly because of some piece of hardware, such as a keyboard or mouse. A software interrupt is a signal sent to indicate that something within a piece of software requires attention.
What is the difference between ece and computer science engineering?
Computer Science = software ECE = hardware + software + telecommunication
What is difference between switch and key?
One is a hardware device and the other is a software implementation.
What is the difference between soft and hardware?
Hardware is the physical device that you can touch. Software is the collection of instructions and codes and cannot be touched.
What is the main difference between micro controller and fpga?
micro controller is software and fpga is hardware
Difference between hardware load balancer and software load balancer?
http://serverfault.com/questions/171400/hardware-vs-software-load-balancers-just-a-cost-issue
Will technology one day progress to the point where there will not be a need to distinguish between hardware and software meaning that no difference would be perceived between the 2 types of interface?
No, hardware is of necessity a physical mechanism and software is procedural information. The same software can run on very different hardware, as long as it interprets it the same way producing the same physical effect will have the same result. But hardware without software will do nothing (unless the hardware is fixed single purpose hardware that needs no software).
