Computers

A computer chip is a mineral, it is a Silicon based creation. Silicon(Si) can be mined from the Earths crust and is found in rock crystals.

Although it could be argued that a computer chip is an animal: a living organism characterized by voluntary movement

Living in a constant state of being alive or dead its transistors taking value as on or off, 1 or 0 and having the ability to act or function independently via the code it is being issued and making voluntary decisions via sets of rules to move data.

Whilst having a flow of electric charge " its ALIVE ! " ..much like our brains and that's pretty much what a computer chip is

Everything, From patient gowns, to hospitals, to MRI machines, to the textbooks.

In prossesor it is volatile but in hard drive it is non-volatile.

Due to the low cost and small size of many modern computers they have become nearly ubiquitous in our lives today. Embedded computers (i.e. computers that are part of something else and that you never usually see as a computer) are in everything (e.g. cars, appliances, phones, televisions, games) and standard computers (e.g. mainframes, servers, desktops, laptops, netbooks, tablets) are owned by nearly every business and individual and have more uses than could ever be tabulated.

Handicapped people make use of computer based assistive devices that allow them to function in ways that others do nearly without thinking but would be denied them by their handicap without such computer based devices.

Many people would not even be alive today without computer based surgically implanted pacemakers and/or defibrillators, as well computer based portable heart monitors that can inform their doctor of their real heart symptoms experienced in everyday life instead of only in the doctor's office. (Note: Norman Jefferis "Jeff" Holter, a scientist living in Helena MT, invented the portable heart monitor in the early 1950s. It used a small analog audio tape recorder not a computer.)

notify me but don't automatically download or install them.

This answer might not be accurate but... i want to give anyone as close to accurate as i can. I'm gonna have to say that the Nokia company was one of the first to sell the US computer. If that is not right I apologize in advance. You can always do a background check on my answer though to see if it is right. Who12

The most common term for the originator of a message is source, followed by sender, transmitter, originator, and many more. The most pervasive word likely varies according to where you are and the dictates of your local dialect.

If ur talking about Hard drive space i would recommend about 500GB. but that's just me... im a mainstream computer player. it might be different for other people

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You need a total amount of free hard drive space equal to your operating system's recommended free space, plus the recommended free space for each program and game you want to install, and room for expansion. Your drive should be no more than 80% full at any time for optimal performance. For RAM, you would want double the recommended value for your most demanding game. For example, if you want to play a game that recommends 2 GB of RAM, you should try and have 4 GB installed.

To connect one computer to two printers by USB cables would require the use of a USB Hub. It may be wise to purchase a Hub with 6 or more ports. The Hub will have a port marked 'in', which will have to be connected to your computer. You can then connect the printers to any of the other ports on the Hub, ensuring that the respective printer drivers are installed on your computer. The USB Hub will also allow for the connection of your scanner and digital cameras etc.

The full form of MICR is Magnetis Ink Character Reader.

One should have some experience with computing before buying laptop computers on his or her own. This is why so many great technology stores exist. Not only do they carry a great range of brands and models, they also have a helpful and knowledgeable staff available to answer any questions customers have. Buying laptop computers can be confusing and costly, and customers should know what they are looking for before they start shopping.

This can very greatly from computer to computer. You will have to open the case of your computer to tell.

The keys are lined up on the keyboard the way they are (in qwerty format) because when typewriters were still being used that keyboard format prevented them from jamming. We do not use this format because it is effective, we use it because that is what many people are used to. However, a new type of keyboard is being made which people have been said to type 212 words per minute on, but this would take a lot of effort to switch all computer users over to this new type of keyboard.

The Full Form Of VDU is "VISUAL DISPLAY UNIT"

In BCD it is 00100111

In Binary, which is what you mean, it is 101111

The easiest way to clean up your Drive is using Disk Cleanup. For that, you need to-

• Go to search bar type Disk Cleanup, select the best match.
• When the Disk Cleanup: Drive Selection window pops up, select the C: drive and click OK.
• When the C drive Disk Cleanup window pops up, click Clean up system files.
• Select all the files you want to delete, and click OK to continue.

Mine is on for 24 hours straight, but i turn it off eventually Turning your computer off and on repeatedly actually causes more "wear and tear" on it than leaving it run continuously. It's still a good idea to reboot it periodically. One reason is to clear up any memory that might not have been fully released by the application that last used it. A buildup of unreleased memory will deteriorate your computer's performance over time. I usually reboot mine every 2 weeks or so. Also be sure and periodically run scandisk and defragmenter on your system to keep it in top shape.

There are several computer forensic specialist out there, I have added a related link as an example of one of them. As computer forensics is only a branch of forensic science, they can be found within other agencies. Computer forensics is also known as digital forensics, so this may help you find more examples.

You have to have "Administrator" privileges to do that, and if you have Administrator privileges, you should be knowledgeable enough so that you should not have to ask the question.'

(Under Windows OS it is in the Administration toolset)

a computer that resides in some distant location from which data can be retrieved .It typially refers to a server in a private network or public network.

Just insert a disc into the built-in disc drive on your laptop, or an external disc drive if you don't have one integrated one.

NOTE: sometimes discs are not compatible with your drive, depending on what type of drive you've got on your laptop, for example: I've got a 'DVD RW Drive (E:)', so if I want to play movie from a BluRay disc, I can't, unless I get another external BluRay disc drive.

And another thing, you'll need a software (program) to play movies from it, Power DVD's a not-bad one, my school uses it.

Good luck and hope I helped. :)

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