Computer Hardware

Ram, cpu, storage device, output device, input device, communication device

It depends on how seriously you want to edit. I'm using Windows Movie Maker, which is incredibly basic, but it does the job for me at the moment.

A fused jumper wire is just a wire with or with out alligator clips that has a fuse on it. It can be either buss or blade fuse. You can make one with some parts at autozone or similar parts store.

The bus allows the different devices inside the computer to communicate with each other. In reality, it is little more than several parallel 'traces' on the motherboard, but quite a bit of physical and logical hardware can be connected. Some motherboards can have multiple busses which can be used for different functions. A strictly controlled protocol is used for bus communication.

The components of the cable: The cable: This is a Teflon coated cable containing 8 solid cores of wire. Each of the individual cables is covered in it's own insulation and they are paired up. They are colour coded on their insulation in this way: Orange with white stripes, white with orange stripes, blue with white stripes, white with blue stripes, green with white stripes, white with green stripes, brown with white stripes and white with brown stripes. Each colour pair (for example both the orange) are twisted round each other at around 7 twists per foot of cable. This is to help reduce interference. The connectors: These are small plastic plugs with 8 metal (normally gold-plated) contacts. These are normally crimped onto the end of the cable using a crimp-tool.

Answer: Broad band (High speed) cable and DSL modems only store non-personal configuration related data that is preset by the manufacturer and/or your ISP (Internet service provider). Data that you transmit over the Internet via your modem is encrypted and may be buffered; albeit, non-decipherable. If you're worried about any data being left on your modem, simply disconnect the modem's power on an occasional basis, which in addition, also resets the modem resulting in faster Internet speeds.

DAA Converter converts GBI files (they're just disguised DAAs) to ISO format so they can be accessed on your Mac:

http://www.twilightedge.com/mac/daaconverter/

Because there is a thermal problem, maybe? ;¬)

Something, likely the processor, is too hot.

yes

The motherboard or the port at least, would be blown. If you have battery power, and you get some power up, like the LCD screen or a fan turning, the motherboard is probably still viable. If you have an extra battery or can get a loan, this would help you diagnose the problem. There is a good chance that your hard drive is still viable. It is possible, if the power port let the charge into the unit, that everything is fried. Alternativly, the power port may have popped and stopped the surge of power. This can be replaced in theory, by someone with a good hand.

I'm sorry, I do not understand the nature of your question.

RAM

No. But if you want some type of internet access then it does need to be hardwired to some kind of internet gateway like a DSL or cable modem.

The results are your computer to not work at all. Other symptoms your computer will shutdown on its own randomly. Might start a fire.

I'll try to answer, there's a long list.

8", 5.25" & 3.5" floppy.

Hard card

Hard disk - PATA (used to be known as IDE)

Hard disk - SATA

Hard disk - External USB

WORM drive

CD-ROM (both R & RW)

DVD-ROM (both R & RW)

not to mention USB drives

A notebook computer generally requires direct current. This current comes from a battery or a power supply. A battery converts chemicals into electricity, while a power supply or battery charger converts somewhat high voltage alternating current into lower voltage direct current.

I was considering this: asus XG_Station as a solution but I would like to know if there is any that can actually adapt to improve my graphics card, personally I don't want a new laptop if I can improve my current laptop. The Asus x58l has a vga slot so I though with a dvi adapter it may work.

Microphone-there are softwares that transcode speaking to text, Webcam, scanners, cd-rom and floppy

The TRAP interrupt can not be masked by software, unless there is hardware in place to allow that, perhaps by anding an output bit with the TRAP request line.

floppy disk

http://www.softwarepatch.com/utilities/sis-xabre.html

See the Related Link below for pictures of motherboards.

Hardware manufacturing process is a high volume, low cost, high profit operation. Processes have been optimized to consume the least amount of resources for fabrication.Although people is highly skilled it is somewhat easy to replace people on production lines in case someone drops off. Besides, they sell lots and lots of products because there's a broad market and consumers for that piece of hardware.

On the other hand, software (other than widely used Operating Systems) most of the time have smaller markets or serve a tiny fraction (in proportion) of the computer users; thus the amount of sales is smaller.

People that develop and maintain software is a lot harder to find, they demand higher income and in general they cost a lot more than people on production lines, they are not easily replaced either.

Given the above, in proportion, the hardware production, although it is a much larger scale business their profits are equally large (due to high-volume sales). The software production industry is very small in comparison and their cost is somewhat higher, leaving them with a much smaller profit per sale.

Also, a software firm often offer discounts for recurring customers (i.e. for an upgraded version of the software) and the hardware industry does not. Sometimes they have trade-ins but even then they recycle the products, so the consumer is giving them back the cost of the product.

The Samsung NC10 does not include an optical drive of any kind. It is what is commonly called a "netbook", a trend started by Asus with the Eee PC line. The vast majority of these do not include a CD drive so that they can have a longer battery life and more compact size. You can access CD programs by sharing a drive over a network or connecting an external USB CD/DVD ROM drive.