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Technology Unit

TermDefinition
Desktop Computer designed to stay in one location
Laptop Computers that have all of the essential parts in one unit
Hardware Physical components of a computer
Peripheral devices Components that provide additional functions for the computer.
Input devices Allows you to enter information into the computer
Mouse Handheld device used to move a pointer on the computer screen
Output devices Processes information out of a computer
Monitor Device on which you view your computer work
LCD technology Liquid crystal display
Pixels Tiny dots that make up a display
Resolution Tells how clear an image will be on the screen
Printer Creates a paper printout of information contained in the computer
Processing devices These are mounted inside the system unit of the computer
Motherboard This is where computer memory and other vital parts are stored
Central processing unit Processes data and carries out instructions given to the computer
Storage devices Hardware that stores and retrieves data from a storage medium
Hard drive Main storage device for the computer
Solid state storage Portable storage technology
Solid state card readers Devices that read solid state cards
Memory Chips that store data and programs while the computer is working
Random access memory Temporary memory
Read only memory Permanent memory
Clock speed The speed of the processor
Megahertz Speed of the processor measured in one million cycles per second
Gigahertz Speed of the processor measured in one billion cycles per second
Networks Two or more computers connected to share data
Local area network Connects computers within small area
Wide area network Connects computers within a larger area
Modem Allows computers to communicate with each other by telephone lines
Network cards Allows computers to access networks
Router Electronic device that joins two or more networks
Server Computer hardware and software that serves the computers on the network
Internet Service Provider Subscription service that allows you to connect to the Internet
Program Set of instructions that the computer uses to operate
Software Collection of programs/data that tells the computer how to run the input it is given
Operating system Main software that runs the computer
Wireless network Network without cables
Virus Malicious software programs that damage programs
Spyware A form of program that harms a computer
Antispyware/Antivirus Program that protects your computer
Utility software Program allows you to make changes to the way hardware/software works
Drivers Softraw
1946 ENIAC was the first computer
1971 The silicon chip was invented
1974 Altair 880 was the first personal computer
1977 Apple's first computer, Apple II
1981 IBM's first computer
1989 The world wide web was created
1996 Pocket sized electronic organizer
1998 Google was founded
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