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[SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z] racks     cases  2nd  radiation     cases  2nd          health concerns  2nd          minimizing interference  2nd  3rd  4th          radio frequency interference  2nd  3rd  radio     Bluetooth  2nd  3rd  4th  5th          components  2nd          hardware  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th  9th  10th  11th  12th  13th  14th          history  2nd          software  2nd  3rd          standards  radio frequency interference (RFI)  2nd  3rd  radio technology  RAID  2nd  3rd      (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks)      Level 0      Level 1      Level 10      Level 2  2nd      Level 3  2nd      Level 4  2nd      Level 5      Level 53  2nd      Level 6  RAID controllers  RAM     (random access memory)      .  [See also memory]     memory maps  RAM (Random Access Memory)  2nd  Rambus (memory addressing)  Rambus DRAM  2nd  3rd  Rambus Inline Memory Modules.   [See RIMMs] RAMDACs  2nd  3rd      (random access memory digital-to-analog converter)  random access memory.   [See RAM] random-access media     secondary storage data organization  2nd  RAS     (Row Address Strobe signal)  raster graphics  raster image processor (RIP)  raster memory     printers  2nd  raster scanning  2nd  3rd  rasterizers  Rate Generator mode (8253 Timer/Counter Chip)  ratings  2nd  3rd  4th  raw capacity     CD-Rs  2nd  ray-tracing  2nd  read-only memory.   [See ROM] read-only recording material  2nd  3rd  read-write memory  2nd  3rd      BEDO (Burst EDO DRAM)  2nd      dynamic memory  2nd      EDO (extended data out memory)  2nd      FPM RAM (fast page-mode RAM)  2nd      multiplexed memory chips          CAS (Column Address Strobe signal)          RAS (Row Address Strobe signal)      Rambus DRAM  2nd  3rd      SDRAM (synchronous DRAM)  2nd          CAS latency          DDR memory (double data-rate memory)  2nd  3rd          QDR memory (quad data-rate memory)  2nd          registered SDRAM          SDR (single data-rate memory)          SDR memory (single data-rate memory)          unbuffered SDRAM      static memory  2nd      video memory  2nd  read/write heads     hard disk mechanism          electrical design  2nd  3rd  4th  5th          head actuators  2nd          landing zone  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th          physical design  2nd          PRML (Partial Response Maximum Likelihood)  2nd          write precompensation  2nd  reading     CDs      DVDs  real mode memory  2nd      BIOS data area      high memory area      lower memory      upper memory  real-time clock     chipsets  2nd  3rd  RealAudio  reasonable facsimilies  receive data     RS-232C ports  Receive Data indicators  receive data, serial port signal   recession  2nd  recordable recording material  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  recording     binaural recording  2nd      quadraphonic recording  2nd  recording materials     optical media          read-only  2nd  3rd          recordable  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  recordings     constant angular velocity recording  2nd      constant linear velocity recording  2nd  3rd      helical  2nd  3rd      multiple zone recording (MZR)  2nd  3rd      parallel  2nd      perpendicular recording      serpentine  2nd      zoned constant angular velocity (ZCAV)  records     secondary storage sequential data organization  rectifiers  Red Book (i)  Reduced Instruction Set Computer.   [See RISC] redundancy  2nd  Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks.   [See RAID] reefreshing memory  refilling consumables (printers)  2nd  reflective disc sides  reflective displays  2nd  reflex viewfinders  refresh     concurrent         CMOS advanced setup  2nd  refresh rates  refreshing memory     chipsets  2nd  register functions     RS-232C ports  2nd  register renaming  2nd  register-to-register transfers  registered SDRAM  registers  2nd  3rd  regulators     voltage  2nd  3rd  relaxed ordering  relay switches  reliability  2nd  remapping sectors  Request signal (DMA)  request to send (RTS)     RS-232C ports  2nd  request to send, serial port signal   requirements     memory          maximum usable memory  2nd          minimum Windows requirements  2nd          system resource memory  2nd      modulation  2nd      motherboards  2nd          bus standards  2nd          expansion slot layout  2nd  3rd          expansion slot numbers  2nd          expansion slot spacing  2nd  resetting     CMOS  2nd  3rd  4th  resolution      CRTs (cathode ray tube)  2nd  3rd      digital audio  2nd      digital cameras      Group 3 standards  2nd      mouse  2nd      printers      scanners  2nd  3rd      still cameras      trackballs  2nd      two-dimensional graphics  2nd  resolvers  resource allocation  2nd  Resources command (View menu)  response time     LCDs (liquid crystal displays)  2nd  ReT (Resolution Enhancement Technology)  retaining brackets  2nd  retentivity     magnetic memory storage  2nd  retracing     display systems  2nd  Return-to-Zero coding (RTZ)     serial channels  Return-to-Zero Invert (RZI) modulation  Return-to-Zero Inverted (RTI)     serial channels  reverse data transfer mode  reverse-spiral dual-layer (RSDL) discs  rewritable DVD formats      Blu-ray  2nd  3rd      DVD-RAMs  2nd      DVD-RWs  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  RFI (radio frequency interference)  2nd  3rd  RI (ring indicator)  2nd  ribbon cables  Rice, Kellog  Rice, Kellogg  rights management  RIMMs  2nd      (Rambus Inline Memory Modules)  ring indicator   ring indicator (RI)     RS-232C ports  2nd  ring topologies     (network architecture)  rings  RIP (raster image processor)  ripping CDs  2nd  RISC  2nd  3rd  4th      (Reduced Instruction Set Computer)  riser boards  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th      ACR (Advanced Communications Riser)  2nd  3rd      ACR SIG (Advanced Communications Riser Special Interest Group)  2nd  3rd      AMR (audio modem riser)  2nd      CNR (Communications and Networking Riser)  2nd  3rd  RLL (Run Length Limited)  robust mode     HomePlug transmission  rollers     backup      charging      developing      transfer  ROM  2nd  3rd      (read-only memory)      character ROM      EEPROM (electrically erasable programmable read-only memory)  2nd      EPROM (erasable programmable read-only memory)  2nd      mask ROM  2nd      PROM (programmable read-only memory)  2nd          burning the PROM      shadowing         CMOS advanced setup  2nd  Root Name Server System  root name servers  2nd  3rd  Root System Description Table  root zone files  rotation     hard disk mechanism  2nd  3rd  4th  routers  routines     addresses         entry points  2nd  3rd      hardware links to BIOS  2nd          I/O port assignments  2nd  3rd  4th  routing     Internet          TCP/IP  2nd  Row Address Strobe signal.   [See RAS] RS-232C ports  2nd      cables  2nd          adapter cables  2nd          crossover cables  2nd  3rd  4th          straight-through cables  2nd  3rd      connector         25-Pins  2nd  3rd  4th          9-Pins  2nd  3rd  4th      connectors  2nd      electrical operations  2nd  3rd      logical interface  2nd          interrupts  2nd          port names  2nd      register functions  2nd      signals  2nd          definitions  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th  9th  10th  11th  12th  13th          flow control  2nd      UARTs  2nd  3rd  RSDL (reverse-spiral dual-layer)  RTI (Return-to-Zero Inverted)  RTS (request to send)  2nd  RTZ (Return-to-Zero coding)  rubber dome switches     keyboards  2nd  Run Length Limited (RLL)  Russell, Bertrand  Rutledge, Joseph D.  RXD  RZI (Return-to-Zero Invert)

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