Computers

In computer terms, a TB stands for a terabyte. This represents 1,000 megabytes and is commonly used in high capacity storage devices.

That would depend on what type of laptop is using it. If you have one of the higher spec'd laptops, then the 8 cell is a better option since it can supply all components with enough energy. Conversely, a less powerful system will run on the 6 cell fine, as well as giving you slightly longer battery life on average.

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Output. Even if the screen is a touchscreen, the screen itself is still output. The input is handled through a conductive layer on top of the screen, ultrasonic waves in front of the screen, or from an electrostatic field in front of the screen and not from the screen itself.

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hey i m going to give a program that accepts edges a input and then it draws the graph using a computer graphics display...

does the game let you choose custom reosultions?

if it does change it to maxium screen size and turn on forced anti-ailsing on your graphics card. that should work.

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Quad-core Intel i7 CPU

DDR3 RAM

NVIDIA GeForce 8800GT or above

10,000 RPM HDD

liquid cooled case

a website called redtube.com should show you how to do it so check it out itll say it on the bottom

well it is old now but not so old but if you download the program it will work if you have windows7,8

cables.
pretty much every cable is copper core with shielding of some sort.

mein Deutsch ist nicht sehr gud zo in English the 2 standards you are asking about are the Point of Presence version 3 method and the Internet Message Access Protocol version 4 are both used on the Internet. POP is where you are. IMAP is what you want to send to someone

1. Keyboard - type letters, numbers, etc.

2. Mouse - click on buttons, text boxes, etc.

3. Touchpad (for laptops) - same as a mouse

4. Touchscreen - just touch the screen where you want to click

5. Pen (I think...) - just put the pen on the screen where you want to click

6. Scanner - scan for real images, documents, etc. and save them on your computer

7. Modem (I think...) - surf The Internet

8. Microphone - record sound and voice

9. CD-ROM/DVD-ROM/BlueRay/Floopy Disk/USB Drive/etc - get data from that drive

Hope there are enough ;)

to tell what time of day it is

Not if the laptop belongs to someone else. If it is company property then it's down to company policy.

A peer-to-peer network has no centralized server; any computer on the network can share files or a printer. It is typically used for smaller networks - up to 10 computers or so.

PDA -- Personal Digital Assistant

no. a sphere has no sides at all. no sides,no vertex.

Digitisation requires to conversion of a real value into a binary representation. Take digitisation of a microphone signal:-

A voltage will be output by the microphone and must be periodically sampled, you therefore have a finite amount of samples.
Example:- You could sample at either 100 times per second (100Hz) or once every 4 seconds(0.25Hz), realise the difference.


You must also store the voltage in a finite number of bits, therefore for n bits you have a finite accuracy which is 1/2^nth of a volt (if your MSB is 1volt)
Example:- You could store a voltage to the nearest volt or the nearest 1/256th of a volt, realise the difference here too?

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It's two. You have it right.

The network is connected togother by a hub, switch or router.

The CPU or Central Processing Unit performs all of the calculations required to make the computer work.

They are normally made by Intel or AMD (Advanced Micro Devices), however other brands can be found in different computers.

Processor speeds are dependent of the age of the computer. New computers often have a processor speed of 2Ghz (Gigahertz - Pronounced: Gig-a-hurt-z) or above.