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lesson 10 JL

TermDefinition
curcuit board thin plate or board that contains electric components.
computer an electornic device that recieves data (input), process data, stores data, and produces a result (output).
control unit coordinates all of the processors activities.
data text, numbers, sound, images, or video.
dual-core processor a single chip that contains two seperate processors.
embedded computers preform special tasls and can be found in a range of devices such as digital watch or an mp3 palyer.
file allocation table (FAT) a special log on a megnetic storage disk where each is track is labled and given a location.
hard disks used to store data inside the computer; removable versions also avalable.
hardware the actual machine-wires, transitions, and curcuits-in a computer.
information output produced by a computer.
memory short term or long term way to store a file or information.
mobile devices small general-purpose computers that can generally fit into the palm of your hand.
mother board curcuit board mounted in a computer case that contains intrega; compontents.
multicore processor an expansion that provides for more than two seperate processors.
network drive a hard drive or a tape drive located on a computer other than the users local system
notebook computers small personal computers that contain the monitor with a built-in keyboard also called ;aptop computers.
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