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| is text, numbers, sounds, images, or video |
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| are electronic and digital decives |
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| includes hardware, software, data, and people |
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| wires, transistors, and circuits |
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| the intructions, or program for controlling the computer |
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| the computer recieves data though a input device, process the data, stores the data on a storage device, and produces input or ~INFORMATION~ |
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people who use computers
+ there part of the system too! |
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| desktop and notebook computers |
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| designed so that all compontents fit on or under a desk |
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| a lightweight pc that can easliy fit into a briefcase |
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| handheld or palmtop computer |
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| designed to fit into tha palm of a hand, and is used primarily for functions such as phone books or calandars |
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| used by small to medium-size companies and generally supports hundreds of users |
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| a large, expansive computer, capable of supporting hundreds or even thousands of users |
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| is the fastest type of computer and is used for specialized applications requiring immense amounts of math calculations |
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| the technology that enables computers to communicate with each other and other devices |
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| a group of 2 or more systems linked together via communication devices |
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| computers that allocate resources |
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| a network for the exclusive use of workers within the organization and contains company information |
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| systems that allow outside organizations to access a company's internal information system |
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| the world's largest network |
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