Computer Hardware

Input devices that are commonly used on computers include mice, keyboards, scanners, joysticks and trackballs. Computer hardware is made up of input, output, processor and storage.

The Digital Media Port (DMP or DMPort) is a digital interface for audio and video signal that Sony has started to propose on its A/V products in 2007[1]. As of January 2009, Sony seems to be the only manufacturer proposing this interface. They offer different accessories to connect DMP ready equipments like their Bravia TV or Home Theater receivers to Walkman, iPod, PC or any Bluetooth devices.

A microphone would considered an input device.

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Bridge is a interface between two or more separate collision domains (limits broadcast to devices connected onto that port only). While Gateway is exit or entrance point to a network and performs changes in protocols if required for e.g. DSL Broadband router connection.gateway may have protocol translators but bridge can not.

If you are a caterer who specializes in cooking and serving meals in the client's house, you are providing on premise catering. Off premises catering is where food prepared elsewhere is delivered to the client's chosen location.

blueray drive: 12X BD-R 2X BD-RE 16X DVD+R 5X DVD-RAM 8X BD-ROM 4MB Cache SATA Internal Blu-ray Burner Blu-ray Disc/DVD/CD Writer Model

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Power supply: Silencer 750W quad 12V 60A 20/24 pin, 8 pin, 4pin, 4x PCI-E, 4x SATA power connectors.

network card 1: Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit EN PCIe NIC Card Network adapter - PCI Express

network card 2: Broadcom BCM5705KFB 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet PCI Card

CPU: Intel core 2 quad, 2.40GHZ x4

RAM: corsair 3 x 2GB DDR3 Model TR3X6G1333C9

Graphics: 640MB Nvidia Geforce 8800 GTS

Audio: PCI Express Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Champion Series

Speakers: Creative Inspire P7800 90 Watts 7.1 Speaker

floppy: Crappy off brand 3.5" Floppy drive that i don't ever use.

Moniter: Dell ST2310 23-inch Full HD Widescreen.

A diagram for input and output is typically shaped like a diamond. On one end you have the input, then arrows show where that input goes; this is typically to multiple locations. The arrows will then show how the information arrives at the output destination.

Every significant piece of hardware means another device driver, more drain on your batteries if your computer is a laptop, and more complexity to your system. If you upgrade your operating system, the old hardware may or may not be supported and it's another roadblock to upgrading.

If you are sure you don't need a particular piece of hardware and doubt that you will use it in the future, and it's not difficult to remove, then it's a good idea to remove it. On the other hand, if you would need to open up your computer and do surgery to remove the hardware and are at all worried about whether or not you might mess up your computer, you may be better off leaving it alone.

As you know a SMPS of a computer converts AC signals to DC signals. Here a capacitor is used to filter AC signals.

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An instruction is a command to the CPU to perform one processing function on one or two data inputs.

As far as I am aware, ythe driver for this is included in the Linux kernel.

In other words, just plug it in and it should work

A screen (monitor) does that.

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Only one, the one with the operating system on it.

When hard drives advertise "120 GB Hard Drive", that is UNFORMATTED space. Sort of like how TVs are measured diagonally to make them appear bigger than they really are. Anyway the advertised space is how big the drive is without being formatted because formatting takes up space. Formatting takes up space because the computer has to "rearrange" the setup of the drive, and when it's all done there is less space available. ---

Additional info: Actually, when HD manufacturers advertise 120 GB, they mean 120 billion bytes (120,000,000,000 bytes). But operating systems use 1024 as a multiple, not 1000, when going from bytes to Kilo, Mega, and then Giga (machines use a base-2 (binary) number system). So 120 REAL Gigabytes is 120*1024*1024*1024 bytes = 128849018880 bytes.

128849018880 - 120000000000 = 8849018880 bytes. 8849018880 bytes / 1024 /1024 /1024 = 8.2 GB (in Windows/Linux/OS X, etc.) difference. So the drive is really ~ 112 GB. Then, after formatting (see above) you will have even less (maybe 106 GB), but this will vary depending on the file system used (FAT32, NTFS, EXT2, etc.).

According to some older webposts elsewhee it is easy and works well. I tried hooking up a cannibalised DVD burner to an external hard drive enclosue (the pins are the same) without success.

When they work together, they create what is known as a computer. Hardware is just external drives, like flashdrives and external hard drives. Software is what is in the computer, like the motherboard. Together, they make a computer.

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The cons of a wireless LAN (Local Area Network - the type of network you have in your home or business) are speed and security.

Speed - This is a con when comparing a wi-fi/wireless network to a wired one. Typical wired ethernet networks operate at 100Mbps whereas the typical wireless network operates at about half that, 54Mbps. Of course your internet connection is likely to be much, much slower than either of these speeds so this will only affect you when transfering files on your LAN, not with Internet browsing or downloading files from the Internet, etc.

Security - Out of the box, most wi-fi routers and access points have no security enabled. This makes it easy for you to connect but it also makes it easy for anyone within range to connect. More and more newer wireless equipment is now coming with installation software that will help you set up the proper security to keep outsiders off of your network.

ROM Chips.

Read Only Memory.

No, it does not. It only has 2 IDE Ports. But you could buy a PCI Card with SATA ports.