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Computers on a network not acting as a server |
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A type of network in which 1 computer acts as the server, manging resources, and the rest are clients, using the resources |
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A network protocol for LAN |
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drives used to store data inside of a computer |
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decives that enable the user to get data and commands into the computer |
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A network generally confined to one geographical area |
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A type of storage media that is used for making backup copys of large volumes of data |
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A decive connected between the computer and telephone line that convects analog signals to digital and vice-versa |
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Video display screen that displays imanges |
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A group of 2 or more computers linked together; connects 1 computer to other computers and to peripheal decives such as printers |
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Decives that use laser techology to read and write data on magneticcoated patterns |
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Ports used to connect input and output decives physically to the computer, they transfer data 8 bits at a time |
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A type of Lan, usually used in a small office or a classroom |
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Decives used to produce a paper or hard copy of the processing results |
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Input decives used to make digital copies of pictures so they can be used in preparing publications |
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Ports used to connect input and output decives physically to the computer and transmit data 1 bit at a time |
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A computer on a network that manages the network resources |
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A type of computer protocol used on the Internet |
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A type of network topology |
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Media used to transmit data from one decive to another; may be wireless or physcial |
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Software and hardware used to "speak" commands into the computer and to enter text |
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A # of connected networks that cover a large geographical area Example: The Internet |
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