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NAT |
Network Address Translators |
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NCOS |
Network Computer Operating System |
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N-ISDN |
Narrowband ISDN |
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NLQ |
Near Letter Quality |
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NT |
New Technology |
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NYM |
Anonymous |
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Operating system |
The operating system is Windows or Linux, which bridge the gap between the computer hardware and application software that the computer user uses. |
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Optical storage |
Drives that use lasers to store and read data like CD-ROMs. |
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Optical drive |
A device that uses lasers to read and write data. |
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OBJ |
Object (file name extension) |
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OCR |
Optical Character Recognition |
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OV |
Overflow |
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OS |
Operating system |
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POST |
Power on self-test is a procedure the computer goes through when it is first turned on, to verify that the very basic components like Ram are working. |
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Platter |
A rigid metal disk, on which data is stored in a hard drive, can be made out of glass. |
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Pit |
A distorted area on the surface of an optical disk. Pits scatter light from the laser beam. |
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PB |
Petabyte (1,024 terabytes) (One Million Billion characters of information) |
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PC-DOS |
Personal Computer - Disk Operating System |
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PCI |
Peripheral Component Interconnect/Interface |
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PIXEL |
Picture Element |
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PJPEG |
Progressive JPEG |
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POP |
Post Office Protocol |
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POP3 |
Post Office Protocol, Version 3 |
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POWER |
Performance Optimisation with Enhanced RISC |
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PP |
Parallel Port |
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PS/2 |
Programming System 2 |
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PSU |
Power Supply Unit |
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PW |
Password |
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PDA |
Personal Digital Assistant. A small handheld computer |
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