Computer Hardware

There are RJ-11, RJ-12, and RJ-45 connectors. RJ-11 is typically used for telephone lines, while RJ-45 is used for NICs.

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You can check what devices are connected in Device manager in windows.

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The bar code reader is used to read printed bar codes. It allows an attached computer to identify a product or item on which a bar code it printed and, most importantly, price that item to automate and speed checkout in a store or market.

Any program running on your computer requires an amount of memory to function. The amount can vary depending on the software running and it's intended purpose. You operating system is a software program or more accurately, a collection of programs. All of the processes and tasks it performs require memory. This is why 410Mb of memory is un available; it's already in use by processes running on the computer. When the memory you have is all used up, then windows uses something called "virtual memory" which is basically one or more temporary files on your hardisk (also known as swap files). When there is no memory available, windows will use virtual memory instead (where possible). Writing and reading data with a hard disk is much slower than using memory. This is one major reason why increasing memory size (reducing the need to use virtual memory) improves the overall performance of a computer.

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Please rephrase your question.

A Terabyte is a measure of data storage, not length.

That will depend where you buy your computer. For example, if you're in Brazil, most likely your computer will be made in Brazil, because local law gives tax incentives to local manufacturers, so Dell opened a factory there. I'm not sure but I think that factory will send computers to Chile also. If you're in the EU, depending on the country, you'll get it from the factory in Ireland or the one in Poland. They have a factory in India also but it is for the local Indian market only. The rest of the world will get the computer parts from China and all the parts are put together in the USA. some notebooks are from Indonesia, so if you are in Canada or the United States, or latin America, most likely you'll get it from the US with parts from China or if it is a notebook from Indonesia.

For the Asian market there is a factory in China.

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This is a process which reduces the data rate or file size of digital audio signals. For processes which reduce the dynamic range (without changing the amount of digital data) of audio signals,

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The effect will be a negative one since only accurate data will give the desired effects.

yes, Lenovo G550 - 2958HJU Can connects to TV

Very simply, get a sound card that has one, and installation software for it.

You can right-click My Computer (or "Computer" in Vista) and select "Properties." The processor type and speed will be displayed under system information.

Go to the properties of the NIC, to the TCP/IP properties, then type in the address.

You will need to make sure you give it a subnet mask, a default gateway.

You will probably also need to give it a DNS address.

There is no law preventing you from opening them, at least in the US, but there is not much there to see. It could be very hazardous to do so, however, as there are high voltages present.

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You can customize your computer in a process called "overclocking" whereby you make certain BIOS and/or hardware changes to increase CPU voltage/current settings, or timer latch settings, and this will make the CPU "clock" faster.

When a CPU runs more cycles per second, it also consumes more power per second, meaning that it also dissipates more power as heat per second, increasing its temperature. If this is not properly managed, the CPU could overheat, which can permanently damage it.