Computer Terminology

In fact, your question doens't make sense. MBPS is megabytes per second. This is the transfer speek, in case of copying of files / downloading files. Remeber 1024 KB = 1 MB ; 1024 MB = 1 GB ; 1024 GB = 1 TB Regards, Akshit Soota (akshitsoota@yahoo.com)

There are 1000MB in 1GB, therefore, there 100MB is .10GB or in other words, there is .10 (one tenth) of a GB in 100MB.

there are 0.1 GB in 100 MB

This is not fully correct.

There is not 1000MB in 1 GB.

There is however 1024 megabytes in one GB.

100 / 1024 = .09765625

Answer is .09765625 GB

With all network topologies there is the ability to send data either way, e.g. uploading and downloading.

There are five different meanings of the acronym PXE. The five definitions of PXE are Preboot Execution Environment, Pseudoxanthoma Elasticum, Partial XML Envelope, Proof & Experimental Establishment, and Post Exercise Evaluation.

Go the website www.onlineconversons.com. This is a program that will convert any type of measurement you can think off to include KB, MB and GB. By the way the answer is 1552MB=1.4GB. No one is going to ask you to do something like that in your head. However, you are suppose to know the value of bits, byte, kilobyes, megabytes, gigabytes and now teraytes. This information comes in handy when you are talking or trying to buy a computer to know how much you are getting.

1,000 zettabytes

1,000,000 exabytes

1,000,000,000 terabytes

1,000,000,000 gigabytes

1,000,000,000,000 megabytes

1,000,000,000,000,000 kilobytes

bit byte kilobyte megabyte gigabyte terabyte

the contemporary computer science focused more on dealing with the scalable information. For example: how to retrieve the information(google,yahoo), how to mining the information(ERP, data mining techonogy).

whereas, the traditional computer science pay more attention to the performance of the computer. For example, how to enlarge the memory capacity, how to make the computer smaller

OCR recognises letters, numerals, punctuation, and related communication symbols. Its main use is for getting printed text into a form that can be manipulated by a word processor or similar computer program.

OMR recognises the presence or absence of marks in pre-determined positions on a sheet of paper. It is what is used for automatically marking multiple choice exams, collating results from surveys and census etc.

ISP (Internet Service Provider) === Internet Service Providers provide internet access to customers and many also offer web site hosting and email services.

Online Service Providers provides services through the internet. You usually need internet to access them.

However, "online service provider" could simply mean you can dial into their service ("online") and it has no connection at all to the internet, which is the way most companies operated private data networks prior to the early 1990s, such as America Online, Prodigy, Telenet, etc.

when a computer is connected to a server it takes all the services from that server and acts as a client.

1GB = 1024 MB 1MB= 1024 KB So 1GB= 1048576 KB

The kernel is the heart of an operating system.

The kernel internally contains many components, such as a memory manager, scheduler, numerous device drivers, a file system, and so on. When an operating system is being written, there are numerous design philosophies which the designers can adopt. At one extreme is the monolithic kernel, in which all of the components mentioned above, and many others, are all lumped into a single operating system file. At the other extreme is the microkernel, where only the bare minimum is put into the kernel file, and every thing else is put into separate programs, which the microkernel loads and runs at boot time.

In practice, the design of most operating systems lies somewhere in between those two extremes, although they generally tend to be closer to a monolithic kernel than a microkernel. But, like everything else in life, the microkernel has its true believers.

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In monolithic operating system all services are provided in the operating system kernel itself. In my own understanding, monolithic operating system is one big program. Being 'one big program' all the services are associated with one another. This is prone to system crashes, because, if one particular function fails, the entire system will be brought to halt. In regards to resource management, it is difficult for the programmer to debug or implement the system. The only advantages of being monolithic are it deals with resource management rapidly. An example of a monolithic operating system will be the UNIX and MS-DOS. In microkernel operating system, processes are divided and stored in a different server. This key concept of the microkernel operating system is to keep the OS kernel small with basic and minimum process. Other services are stored in a different server. They communicate, via a communication channel

Network Neighborhood is the Microsoft Windows name for a way/method to browse the Local Area Network. Network Neightborhood has now become My Network Places in Windows XP. The function remains the same.

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The most common usage of PC is personal computer or politically correct.

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People ware is sort of a joke. A computer system consists of hardware ( the machines) , software ( the programs) and peopleware ( the people who use the computer system. to do their job.

Examples would be medical records staff, bank tellers, clerks in any office or retail outlet, ticket sellers , hotel desk clerks and on and on-- anybody who uses a computer in his work.

We can explain the given information using smaller amount of dats's by using decomposition. also, we can get separate details.

File processing system is a process of storing and organizing information through a network. This is a system that is commonly used in business to keep track and to access files instantly.

1 GB equals 1,024 Megabytes

L1 and L2; Many years ago L1 was the only cache memory integrated into the CPU (processor) and L2 had to be added to the motherboard. Currently (as of year 2013), CPUs implement both L1 and L2 cache in the casing of the processor. Thus, processors (CPUs) ship with amounts of L2 cache independent for each processor core.

MHz stands for Mega Hertz.

Hertz or Hz is unit for frequency and is represented by inverse of time unit i.e. second(-1) i.e. 1/second or per second.

Frequency = 1/ time period in seconds

1MHz is 10^6 or 1000000 Hz.

Both are almost similar except internet service is more powerful than telephone network in a sense it never looses its ability to reach and you can even send ur messages to someone not online.. mean offline messages e-mails, attachment and much more..

there is difference in the hardware used between, in telephone we use telephone switches at central office but in internet more powerful and intelligent devices are used like layer 3 and layer 2 devices such as router, layer 3 switches, gateways etc

hope u understand