Computer Hardware

Laptops do not typically have motherboards into which perpendicular daughter boards can be plugged at will. A laptop's circuits are usually divided into 2 or 3 main boards with some optional functions on mezzanine boards so everything lays flat and takes as little space as possible.

TFT is Thin Film Transistor. It is also known as flat screen. There are TFT computers. There are also TFT TVs.

to connect multiple computers to the same internet connection, and to network the computers together

Routers allow multiple computers to share a single internet connection. This helps save a lot of money. Apart from this, routers also add a safety element to a local network. The individual IP addresses of the computers on the local network are never exposed to the internet. Instead only the external IP address of the router is publicly known. Moreover, many routers come with additional features like firewalls, filters and other security enhancing abilities.

IR= Infrared Receiver/emiter= a technology used for wireless connection, so there is no cable for it because it uses infrared light usually invisible to the naked eye like your tv remote controller(your emiter) when you change channels you do not see the beam shooting in to your tv(your tv have the IR or Infrared Receiver).

If it's running Linux then you'll need to flash the bios. Look at http://en.kioskea.net/forum/affich-95127-acer-aspire-one-zg5-won-t-boot-up. It should work. If it has XP then you can search on Google for how to find lost password windows XP.

If you are attempting to run a program like a game without the disk, then it is just telling you that it needs the .exe trigger on the disk. This way the program will run. However, if the disk is in and you get the same message, then your computer's disk drive is not reading the data on the disk and should be replaced. I don't recommend that you do this yourself unless you have studied computer sciences.

"Silent boot" means that no diagnostic messages such as the memory check are displayed.

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A UPS (Uninterruptable Power Supply) is used primarily in servers as a backup power supply.
They are basically a big battery. If the power cuts off to the computer that has the UPS installed, The computer will be powered from the UPS. This will allow the computer time to shut down properly so as not to corrupt any data.

Infrared. They are for infrared sensors and similar devices. Most people will not utilize them.

Illegal monopolies are those that can be shown to use their power to suppress competition. A monopolist has the power to dominate markets--the ability to set the price by altering supply.

they are types of hardware

i have a compaq presario C700, and every time i put in a memory card it won't read the card let alone go to the auto start

There were never very many wireless cards that were compatible with Windows 95. A fair number of wireless b cards support Windows 95, but very few G cards, and no N cards. You should be able to find these cards still available on Amazon, as well as eBay.

Autocad and gaming are the biggest two. Any application that requires fast screen redraws, or high detail.

You have other things to consider besides wattage. Find the entire list of requirements for power for your laptop, probably on the company website (you can look up the model number in their search option under support). Make sure your power supply matches all the specs or you will burn the motherboard up.

+5, -5, +12, -12

It's called south bridge.

AIX is in fact a UNIX compliant operating system, from IBM. It was first released at the very back end of the 1980's, however was not really widely adopted until the early 90's. The version 7 beta has just been released (July 2010). It is currently the number 1 UNIX operating system on the market.

AIX runs exclusively on IBM's POWER systems, which are by far and away the most powerful and robust UNIX boxes. The POWER platform has been around for generations now, and builds on IBM's mainframe capabilities providing outright performance and reliability (IBM's POWER6 5GHz chips were the fastest available on the market, until recently beaten by POWER7. They significantly outperform Nehalem and Westmere chips...).

I suggest you check out www.ibm.com and Google for more information.

No. Some operating systems will say that DSL connection attempts are "dialing," but it's not dial-up.

none of the above

its a storage device

Can you give the seminar report on wireless usb and related ppt?

I bought a refurbished laptop because it was cheaper than a brand new one.