Computer Hardware

Magicgate memory sticks are set memory storage. Whereas Mark ii memory sticks have custom options and available card adapters.

To expand the capabilities of a device, usually a laptop, beyond what was included on the motherboard.

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ROM: Read Only Memory. Rom is memory that normally can only be read, but not written to.

Types of ROM:

1. ROM: Basic, hard-coded ROM that has its data implanted at the time of manufacture.

2. PROM- Programmable ROM: Usually is manufactured as blank ROM, and can be written to 1-time by 'burning' fuse links inside the device.

3. EPROM- Erasable Programmable ROM: A PROM device that can be erased through some means. This term is not generally used, as a more-specific method of erasing is usually part of the acronym (See EEPROM and MPROM below). A chip that can be erased by applying light to a window may use this term.

4. EEPROM- Electronically Erasable Programmable ROM: This indicates that the ROM device is erasable through an electronic signal, applied to an "Erase" input. When the correct logic signal (high or low depends on manufacture of the device), the device is "erased" back to it's default state.

5. MPROM- Magnetically Erasable Programmable ROM: This is similar to an EEPROM, except that the device is erased by exposing it to a magnetic field.

Another use of the term 'ROM' is CD-ROM (or DVD-ROM). This is a removable media format that is contained on an optical disk. As these discs can only be written to once, they are considered to be Read-only memory. (Note that "rewritable" disks exist...they are commonly designated as "CD-RW" and "DVD-RAM" or "DVD-RW") and would be similar to an EPROM in application.

The number of data lines required in a 16-bit microprocessor is 16, in the internal view, but could be something else, such as 8, in the external view. In the 8086/8088, the processor is 16 bits, and its internal data bus is 16 bits. The 8086 provides 16 bits on the external bus, but the 8088 provides 8 bits, even though they are the same internal processor - the 8088 simply uses two memory cycles to move one word.

The largest number that can be represented on a 16 bit bus depends on the interpretation of that number. An unsigned 16 bit number ranges from 0 to 65535, so 65535 is the largest value when unsigned. A 16 bit two's complement signed number ranges from -32768 to +32767, so +32767 is the largest value when signed.

It might be caused by having the Num Lock on. Check to make sure it's off and try again.

it has changed the way we live today for example in WW2 the jet engine was developed and is now used in commercial air lines and the first computer was made to crack coded messages sent by the Germans in WW2 now we use computers to game to work to communicate... also the mobile phone was first developed in the military for communication in battle. That is all I know of but there are dozens more that are probably sitting next to you somewhere that have started in the military you just have to look.;)

ISCSI is a protocol that helps remote access of data over the internet. It can be called the link between two data hubs in varied locations. Internet SCSI is business oriented. A storage area network (SAN) is created using TCP/IP technology to communicate between two separate devices. There is no need for traditional cable system to connect to a network. This is facilitated only by Internet SCSI SAN. You can call Internet SCSI as a wireless network that can be accessed from remote locations. For the functioning of Internet SCSI, it should be run on subnets like LAN or VLAN so that data is not compromised.

The remote access facility of Internet SCSI technology has helped a great deal of people access their files sitting at any corner of the world. Traditional FTP protocol needs a person to transfer a file from a home computer to an office computer but ISCSI has broken all the barriers and can help transfer information without the assistance of anyone. An individual can directly log onto the Internet SCSI hard drive irrespective of wherever he/she is. The greatest advantage of Internet SCSI is that data can be sent in both directions. The protocol is bilateral.

A virtual private network is created allowing complete access to data anytime without any restrictions. In the present scenario where competition is heavy, even a single moment starved of information could prove fatal to your business. Therefore, ensure that your data is available at all times. The ISCSI technology can help you stay ahead of your competitors. Regardless of wherever you are, you can have complete access to the data you want through the Internet SCSI technology. The future of business depends on Internet SCSI technology; therefore, it is important to keep abreast with the technology for the positive benefits of your business.

Usually by the wheelchair logo.

The normal operation to move data in a computer system is via the processor but many bulk transfer devices use "direct memory access" or "DMA". The transfer process uses data buses to move data from one peripheral to another without loading the data into the processor. Not only is this a faster way to move large amounts of data it also frees the processor to carry out other tasks.

DMA is generally performed under the supervision of the processor even though the processor is not directly involved in the operation.

The peripherals business is, and will continue to be, highly internationalized. Asian firms, especially in China and Southeast Asia, are involved in a disproportionate share of the manufacturing and assembly work.

Short Answer, yes.

The USB 2.0 and 3.0 device will work. USB 3.0 is backwards compatible with USB 2.0.

You would need a cable modem when you want to connect to a cable internet service.

BCD is binary coded decimal but unlike normal binary, the maximum number per byte is 99 instead of 255. It makes its decimal value easy to read by humans but is less efficient because of the number limits as four bits are consumed by each digit. Binary itself is easier to read if you want hexadecimal instead For numbers 0 to 9 the bit pattern is the same as binary but different from 10 onwards as shown below:

Decimal, Hex, BCD, normal Binary

000, 00, %00000000, %00000000

001, 01, %00000001, %00000001

002, 02, %00000010, %00000010

003, 03, %00000011, %00000011

004, 04, %00000100, %00000100

.....

009, 09, %00001001, %00001001

010, 0A, %00010000, %00001010

011, 0B, %00010001, %00001011

.....

015, 0F, %00010101, %00001111

016, 10, %00010110, %00010000

017, 11, %00010111, %00010001

.....

099, 63, %10011001, %01100011

.....

255, FF, not do-able with 1 byte, %11111111

On the left hand side of the 'Home' tab, there should be a drop down tab, select that, a dropdown box will now appear, click on 'Page Setup' and then change the 'Orientation' to 'landscape' and then click 'Ok' to save the orientation.

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Media card slot areas are typically located on the front of your computer for easy access. There should be door in the front of them and all you have to is gently slide it down until the slots are exposed before you proceed to work with pictures or anything like that.

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It varies depending on your operating system, but in general the bar along the bottom is the taskbar, the picture you see is called the desktop background, and the programs on the desktop background are called icons.

pls let me have 1 gb i need to install one game then can play

Push F9 on bootup when you see the ASUS logo that will allow you to do a factory restore , so the pc will be EXACTLY as it was when you first got it.

you dont need cd's or anything, dont worry that it shows win98 it will load xp or whatever was installed when you first got it.

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Yes. DVD-RW can be written to many times.

Using a computer or a TV CD recorder, you will probably get a message telling you that there is no room on the disc and may suggest erasing or re-formatting it.