Computers

When looking for laptops or computers in general you want something with a good processor. Commonly Intel i5 or i7. You also want a decent amount of RAM, preferably 6-8 GBs. A final thing will be your hard drive storage. You want to look for about 750 GBs to 1 TB.

(ROM) Read only memory. example boot manager.

Input devices are the hardware that give computers instructions. Output devices relay the response from the computer in the form of a visual response (monitor), sound (speakers) or media devices (CD or DVD drives). The purpose of these devices is to translate the machine's response to a usable form for the computer user.

my computer constantly scrolls up , or sometimes, down, when I'm typing, reading or anything else. How can I fix the problem? I tried going to my theme settings to stop scrolling, but it still does it?......HELP!

Yes, in VERY tiny amounts. See the Related Link.

A instruction that carries out a task on a computer could be a registry or a command like a (.exe)cution file.) execution files can be harmful.

you can make them, (java, c, c++, html etc).

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There are a wide variety of desks which are suitable for children depending on the particular child's age and needs. However, some companies that are among the best sellers for kid's desks include Legare, Lipper, and Home Styles.

Are you on restrictions? Go to settings, general, then turn off your restrictions.

There are a couple of ways. One of them is to take a tutorial, and one of them is to practice. There are typing games for kids that they sell, and they are fun, and help you learn at the same time. I suggest buying one of those, even if you are older. You might as well have some fun while you are learning. :) The *biggest* challenge for many people is just putting their fingers on the correct keys, and practicing that way... because, even with LOTS of practice, hunt-and-peck is slower than actually typing using all of your fingers. :) If you can learn to use the correct fingers for each letter (left fingers sitting on A, S, D, F and right fingers on J, K, L, ; and thumbs on the spacebar and then using your fingers for only letters close to them), once you get used to that and practice a lot, then you will gain a lot of speed. Eventually, if you practive enough, you won't even have to look at the keyboard anymore unless you are typing a word you have never seen before. You can just look at the screen and observe the result. With enough practice, it is *almost* like translating your thoughts into words, because it becomes almost instinctive. :) Not that direct translation is always good... sometimes you need to stop and think before you send something. So fast isn't always better... but those are some ways that I suggest.

Bar codes aren't generally used to hold prices. Prices are held in the computer of the store where the items are carried. Scanning a bar code allows the computer to identify the item, and its price is called up from computer memory and charged to the customer. Prices are changed electronically as a function of data processing, and this allows the market to change prices (like for sales) with key strokes or mouse clicks. Some markets use another bar code for some sale items, but as stated, that bar code isn't generally for holding price information.

There is a newer information tag that is actually a 2-dimensional bar code, and it is more information dense than the standard bar code. It's called a quick response (QR) code. Like the original bar code, it can be scanned and the item identified. Appropriate pricing resides in the computer. We also see QR codes used to identify things or provide information other than just that of products on a store shelf.

I assume you mean when taking a computer (such as a desktop PC or a laptop) apart? Say, to remove the hard disk drive?

The only real danger is from electric shock. Make sure the unit is completely disconnected from the mains supply in your house: just unplug it. If you're working on a laptop removing the battery is a probably a good idea too.

It's also a good idea to wear an earthing strap. This is a strap which goes around your wrist and is connected via an earthing mat to earth.

Once inside the box you're only really left with the dangers of sharp metal edges on the casing, expansion cards (such as PCI/AGP cards) or devices such as your hard disk drive, CD/DVD drive and what not.

If you want to get picky the small screws, jumpers, etc are a choking hazard!

A CD-ROM (using a player) is an input device because it holds information that is readable. There are writable and re-writable CD's which allow you to add or remove information making it an output device (storage device) as well.

Computers do not take input from the human voice.

Programs have been created that read the phenoms you produce, and convert them into words.

Most notable are Dragon Speech, and Apple's Speech Recognition.

If you have a Mac, you have Apple's Speech Recognition.

Apple's Speech Recognition lets you control absolutely everything you can think of, using voice commands.

You can set the speech recognition settings by going to 'Speech' in 'System Preferences', and looking under the 'Speech Recognition' pane.

On iPhone and iPod touch, you can get an app called Vlingo that enables you to set commands, then control your device with your voice.

I'm not sure about speech recognition on linux.

If there's anyone out there STILL using windows *spits*, of course Microsoft didn't include speech recognition, but you probably can buy a third-party solution for this problem Microsoft *spits* created. By the way, get a real OS. You know, like, a useful one.

I've include information on every respectable OS I could think of right now, AND windows, except for Android, but I have to go now.

in a digital format, in binary.. you know the whole 0010101010010101000101011110101010100010101010 thing.

In facft everything on your comptuer is represented like that.. everything you see on your screen is millions of 0's and 1's

almost all business use Microsoft office, you need to use word, excel, ppt, outlook, preject , visio

recommend you to get office 2010 on www.getsoftwarekey.com, it is cheaper and working great on my laptop

Computers are not used for all working environment, but they are very important for all sort of enterprises, and in a domestic environment as well, when the computer user uses his computer as a work tool.

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Answer: Function

"A function is a group of statements that exist within a program for the purpose of performing a specific task."

(Source: Starting out with Python - Second Edition, Tony Graddis, Page 81)

Youtube would have several, or just start by getting a barebones kit (such as the type that TigerDirect sells... and no, I don't work for them) and read the assembly instructions that would come with the motherboard.

If you are thinking of making a career of assembly/repair, I would suggest taking an A+ course.

It is a graphics card or a sound card it improves the functionality of a part of your computer

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