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machine languages
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magnetic properties floppy disks density key
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hubs
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insertion key
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liners
magnetic properties
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shell
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writing protection
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performance
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tapes
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formats
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technologies
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magnetic storage (memory)
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coercivity
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3rd
Curie temperature
Oersteds
digital magnetic systems
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magnetic materials
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permanence
2nd
retentivity
2nd
saturation
2nd
magneto-resistive read/write heads
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Magnetophon
main boards
maintenance-free batteries
management power
APM (Advanced Power Management)
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Energy Star
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mantissa
manual configuration monitors
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manual exposure control
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manual focus
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mapping cache
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input/output
2nd
memory
2nd
mark, serial signal
mask ROM
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masking (memory)
mass storage
mass storage.
[See secondary storage (memory)] master file table (MFT)
masters expansion buses
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mathematics calculations processing
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calculators
2nd
Atanasoff Berry Computer (ABC)
Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator
Matsushita-Kotobuki Electronics Industries, Ltd.
maximum cable length SCSI
2nd
3rd
maximum data rates digital telephone services
Maximum Performance Mode (SpeedStep)
maximum usable memory addressing limits
2nd
MCM (Multi-Cavity Module)
Pentium Pro
MCM (Multi-Cavity Module)
MCNS (Multimedia Cable Network System Partners, Ltd.)
MDFAT (Microsoft DoubleSpace FAT)
measurement units printers
2nd
3rd
measurements memory
2nd
bytes
cells
large storage units
lines of memory
MMX packed units
nibbles
words
2nd
3rd
mechanical anti-glare treatments for displays
2nd
mechanical mouse
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3rd
mechanical switches keyboards
2nd
mechanisms floppy disks
2nd
head control
2nd
head indexing
speed control
hard disks
data-transfer rate
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latency
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read/write heads
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speed
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standby mode
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media magnetic storage
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optical
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4th
CD-RWs
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Compact Discs.
[See CDs] Digital Versatile Disc.
[See DVDs] disc medium
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drives
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physical format
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recording materials
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media-handling printer paper
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medium floppy disks
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hard disks
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areal density
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contaminants
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media
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substrates
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megabits memory chips
megahertz
megapixels
membrane switches keyboards
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memory
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. RAM
access
bank-switched memory
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direct access
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attribute PC cards
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chipsets
addressing
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error handling
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refreshing
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CMOS assignments
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3rd
common memory
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computers
2nd
data compression
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3rd
compression ratios
disk compression systems
file compression
lossless compression systems
digital electronics
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display
display adapters
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double-buffering
errors
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detection and prevention
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hard errors
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soft errors
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flip-flop
floppy drives
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hard disk drives
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installation
contact materials
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memory speed
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mixing modules
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orientation
logical organization
frame buffer memory
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protected mode memory
real mode memory
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3rd
shadow memory
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UMA (Unified Memory Architecture)
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magnetic storage
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coercivity
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digital magnetic systems
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magnetic materials
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permanence
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retentivity
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saturation
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mass storage
measurements
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bytes
cells
large storage units
lines of memory
MMX packed units
nibbles
words
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3rd
memory cards
CompactFlash
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Memory Stick package (Sony)
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MultiMedia Cards
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Secure Digital cards
SmartMedia
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xD Picture Cards
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memory maps
memory module cards
memory modules
optical drives
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optical storage
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data density
photodetectors
packaging
chips
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memory modules
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PC cards
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primary storage
RAM
printers
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requirements
maximum usable memory
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minimum Windows requirements
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system resource memory
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screen
secondary storage
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data organization
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near-line storage
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offline storage
online storage
set-reset memory
solid-state memory
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read-only memory
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read-write memory
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tape drives
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technologies
EEPROM (electrically erasable programmable read-only memory)
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EPROM (erasable programmable read-only memory)
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Flash memory
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mask ROM
PROM (programmable read-only memory)
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read-only memory
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read-write memory
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tests CMOS advanced setup
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virtual memory
demand paging
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swap files
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volatility
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nonvolatile memory
volatile memory
memory aperture
memory caching
memory controller hub
memory I/O
memory mapped
memory mapping
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memory module cards
Memory Stick package (Sony)
2nd
mesh anti-glare treatment for displays
2nd
meta-languages
metal-in-gap heads
metal-oxide varistors.
[See MOVs] Metcalf, Robert
MFM (Modified Frequency Modulation)
MFT (master file table)
MH (Modified Huffman) encoding
Micro Channel Architecture
micro-ops
2nd
microATX motherboards
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3rd
Microcom Networking Protocol Standards Levels 1 through 9
microde microprocessors
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3rd
microfarads
micronets
microphone inputs capturing sounds
2nd
microphones
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capacitor
condenser
connectors
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directionality
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electrical characteristics
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figure-eight
omnidirectional
technologies
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unidirectional
microprocessors
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Athlon
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mobile
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clocked logic
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control unit
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operating voltages
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packaging
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instruction sets
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instructions
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Intel
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micro-ops
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microde
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mobile
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low-voltage
Pentium 4-M
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Pentium III
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Pentium III-M
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ultra-low-voltage
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Mobile Pentium II
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nanoprocessors
Pentium 4
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Pentium II
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Mobile
Pentium II Celeron
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Pentium II series
Pentium II Xeon
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MCM
registers
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RISC
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4th
SIMD
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testing CMOS advanced setup
Transmeta
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VLIW
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Xeon
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Microsoft Natural Keyboard
OnNow initiative
Windows Media Player
Microsoft DoubleSpace FAT (MDFAT)
Microsoft Office
microsprocessors
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branch prediction logic
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caching
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4th
instructions
mapping
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primary
secondary
size
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tertiary
write-back
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write-through
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clock speed
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EPIC
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front-side buses
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out-of-order execution
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pipelining
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3rd
hyper-pipelining
super-pipelining
register renaming
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speculative execution
2nd
superscalar architecture
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TLB
2nd
midi-tower cases
midrange speakers
mini-ATX motherboards
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3rd
Mini-LPXs
mini-tower cases
Miniature Cards (CompactFlash)
miniature phone plugs
mixed devices SCSI cable connections
2nd
mixers
analog
digital
mixing modules memory installation
2nd
MMCD (Multimedia Compact Disc)
MMR (Modified Modified Read) encoding
MMX (Multimedia Extensions)
packed storage units
MMX (MultiMedia Extensions)
mobile microproessors ADM
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4th
Mobile Pentium II
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3rd
Mobile Pentium with MMX Technology
mobile processors
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Celeron
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3rd
low-voltage
Pentium 4-M
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Pentium III
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Pentium III-M
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ultra-low-voltage
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model byte
Modem Ready indicators
Modem-on-Hold feature
modems
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4th
background
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channels
asymmetrical modems
2nd
echoplex mode
2nd
full-duplex modems
half-duplex modems
switching modems
2nd
connection-enhancing technologies
combining voice and data
2nd
data compression
2nd
echo cancellation
2nd
error-checking and error-correction systems
2nd
fallback
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line compensation
2nd
multiple-carrier modems
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fax
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3rd
hardware
computer interfaces
2nd
data preparation
2nd
indicators
2nd
line interfaces
2nd
modulators
packaging hardware
2nd
user interfaces
modulation
Shannon's Limit
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speed standards
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3rd
V.92 modem standard
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4th
5th
6th
telco-return modems
modes printer speed
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3rd
Modified Frequency Modulation (MFM)
Modified Huffman (MH) encoding
Modified Modified Read (MMR) encoding
Modified Read (MR) encoding
modular keyboard connectors
modulation
Bluetooth
2nd
communication channels
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amplitude
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carriers
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
complex
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demodulation
frequency
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frequency shift keying
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3rd
modems
phase
2nd
3rd
pulse
2nd
3rd
4th
quadrature
requirements
2nd
IrDA
2nd
modulators
2nd
as modem hardware
modules LAN Connect
memory module cards
monitoring devices display systems
2nd
3rd
monitors
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
compared to displays
CRT (cathode ray tube)
2nd
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4th
addressability
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anti-glare treatment
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aperture grilles
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4th
aspect ratios
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3rd
color temperature
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3rd
convergence
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3rd
dot-pitch
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electron guns
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3rd
image controls
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4th
image distortion
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3rd
image sizing
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line width
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overscans
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4th
phosphors
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3rd
purity
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3rd
resolution
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3rd
screen curvature
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3rd
screen size
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3rd
shadow masks
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3rd
underscans
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4th
display adapters
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3rd
accelerator chips
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7th
memory
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RAMDACs
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3rd
video controllers
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3rd
4th
dot-clocks
electronics
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3rd
bandwidth
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3rd
4th
DDC (display data channel)
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5th
6th
7th
8th
Energy Star
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3rd
4th
5th
hard-wired coding
2nd
identification
interlacing
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3rd
manual configuration
2nd
synchronizing frequency range
2nd
3rd
4th
flat-panel display
2nd
3rd
4th
liquid crystal displays.
[See LCDs] image compression
2nd
codecs
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filters
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JPEGs
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3rd
MPEGs
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AGP (Accelerated Graphic Port)
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AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port)
connectors
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digital video interface (DVI)
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3rd
UMA (Unified Memory Architecture)
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LCDs (liquid crystal displays)
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3rd
4th
5th
cholesteric technology
2nd
color issues
2nd
double-scanned displays
2nd
nematic technology
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3rd
4th
5th
6th
reflective displays
2nd
response time
2nd
transmissive displays
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yields
2nd
portrait displays
standards video
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3rd
video integration
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standards
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3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
video capture
2nd
video overlay
2nd
video technology
2nd
back porches
2nd
blanking
2nd
front porches
2nd
retracing
2nd
scanning
2nd
3rd
4th
synchronizing signals
2nd
3rd
4th
vertical intervals
2nd
monochrome display attributes
monochrome displays CRTs
Moore, Gordon E.
Moore's Law
2nd
3rd
Morse, Samuel
motherboards
2nd
3rd
4th
ATX
2nd
3rd
4th
backplanes
baseboards
design
2nd
expansion boards.
[See expansion boards] FlexATX
2nd
3rd
logic boards
LPX
main boards
microATX
2nd
3rd
mini-ATX
2nd
3rd
NLX
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
nomenclature
2nd
3rd
physical requirements
2nd
bus standards
2nd
expansion slot layout
2nd
3rd
expansion slot numbers
2nd
expansion slot spacing
2nd
planar boards
standards
2nd
3rd
system boards
WTX
2nd
Motion Picture Experts Group.
[See MPEGs] Mount Rainier
2nd
Mount Rainier drives
mouse
2nd
3rd
4th
buttons
2nd
3rd
mechanical
2nd
3rd
optical
design
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
ports
2nd
protocols
resolution
2nd
wheels
2nd
3rd
mouse pointers
MOVs
2nd
(metal-oxide varistors)
MP3 players
2nd
3rd
4th
MPC (Multimedia PC)
MPEG decoder
MPEG-1
2nd
MPEG-2
2nd
MPEG-3
MPEG-4
2nd
MPEG-7
MPEGs (Motion Picture Experts Group)
image compression
2nd
3rd
MPEG-1
2nd
MPEG-2
2nd
MPEG-3
MPEG-4
2nd
MPEG-7
MR (Modified Read) encoding
Multi-Cavity Module (MCM)
Multi-Cavity Module.
[See MCM] multi-word DMA transfers
2nd
3rd
multichannel sound
2nd
multifunction printers fax
2nd
3rd
4th
multilayer circuit boards
multimedia software
Multimedia Cable Network System Partners, Ltd..
[See MCNS] MultiMedia Cards
2nd
Multimedia Compact Disc (MMCD)
Multimedia Content Description Interface
MultiMedia Extensions (MMX)
Multimedia Extensions.
[See MMX] Multimedia PC (MPC)
multiple zone recording (MZR)
2nd
3rd
multiple-carrier modems
2nd
multiple-image mode view panels
multiplexed memory chips
CAS (Column Address Strobe signal)
RAS (Row Address Strobe signal)
multiplexing expansion buses
PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect)
2nd
multipliers
multiprocessors accumulators
logic gates
2nd
multitasking
MZR (multiple zone recording)
2nd
3rd
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