Computers

mouse

printer

scanner

keyboard

joystick

wheel

monitor

modem

chip

motherboard

system unit

power indicator lights

there are 3 major components of a computer system

HARDWARE

SOFTWARE

PEOPLEWARE

Hard drive space has no direct correlation to memory usage. It is quite possible for a program that occupies little space to use a large amount of RAM, and it is also possible for a program that uses a large amount of space to use very little RAM.

Because, lazers and detectors can count how much bacteria is in an example . Also, because you can use tools to magnify or describe the bacteria

Reformat the drive. If you're running Vista you need to format it as NTFS or backup will fail, that drive comes formatted in Fat32.

(Single instruction, Multiple Data) A process that allows the CPU to execute a single instruction simultaneously on multiple peices of data, rather than by repetitive looping.

Those files belong to Pagis Program, owned now by Nuance; and I am not sure but I believe they are part of the Indexing engine for The Inbox folder, Inbox folder is the folder where scanned documents and/or images are saved by default, and when any of the xfinfo, xocache files are deleted they will reproduce themselves, I notice when those files where deleted the searching engine does not work properly, and in some instances after feletion of the xfinfo file; pictures or files got corrupted.....so be careful when messing with them.

well, there are a couple of ways you can do this. 1. you burn all your favourites on a cd 2. buy a flash drive (aka. jump drive). this way, this process of taking your stuff from your old computer to your new one, is really quick and easy. the price of these flash drives is around $10- $15 dollars, for 1 gig. of memory, depending on where you look.

You can also buy floppy disks to put your information on.

The title of a book or movie is always separated from the main text by italics. In some cases the title will also be in quotation marks.

Computer grounds are either negative or positive grounds. Usually, there is an electronic diagramed indicator near the charging plug-in point. I should think most of them are negative ground. You have to go by the schematic designation. If you don't know or don't have a schematic, call the mfg maker and ask them for your particular model whether it is negitive ground or positive ground. (Caution:You do not want to reverse these grounds). Either way, if you do reverse them, you will have melt down instantly.

Assuming you're talking about a digital camera - it's the difference between the refresh rate of the monitor) and that of the camera's display. The refresh rate is the number of times per second that the display (monitor or camera) is wiped and rebuilt.

yes if the website provides free membership else you can illegely get illegal usernames and password for geting into the website.

Probably. If you count laptops and iPads, then there already are computers without cords.

The purpose of recording and storing research is so that a researcher can look over material when evaluating the results of his study. The information is then available whenever the researcher needs it.

Yes, Sony does make Vaio computers that are desktop computers. They also make all in one computers, that have the monitor and tower all in one, and touch screen as well.

No.

While prolonged use of a computer is associated with eye strain, the irritation normally occurs as a result of muscle fatigue (tiring of the small orbital muscles which articulate the eye, and the ciliary muscles which govern focus by altering the shape of the eye's lens). Unlike when viewing television or a cinema screen, use of a computer entails proximity to the visual device, and the need to focus intently upon parts of it (in order to read, for instance). Just like reading a book, long periods of intent staring can tire the eyes. While using a computer, we also tend to blink less often which can lead to dehydration and irritation of the eye's surface; blinking serves the function of cleaning and moistening.

The eye itself may be irritated, but the optic nerve is not physically influenced by this.

it would take up multiple rooms and wouldn't run faster then your phone.

another fun fact is that people have more technology in their smart phones then N.A.S.A. had when they landed the Apollo 11 mission on the moon.

To prevent unauthorized access to data in case of theft or physical tampering.

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A computer that shuts down and reboots on its own often has an issue with the power supply. Replacing the power supply will often resolve the problem.

A scanner takes an input which is printed materials (pictures, text) and converts it to an electronic format that can be edited.

do you mean science? input is what you start with, output is what you get. for instance to make scrambled eggs, we input milk and eggs (minus the shells!) to a pan, add heat, stir and we get out tasty scrambled eggs. there are many types of input and output.

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