BIT (binary digit) - the smallest unit of information on a value of 0 or 1.
BIOS (Basic Input Output System) - a simple system inputs and outputs
CMOS (complementary metal oxide semiconductor) -
partition - drive division into parts
cylinder - block on a plate
Cluster - File allocation
HDD - hard disc drive
FDD - floppy disc drive
CD - compact disc
CPU - silicon device used for mathematical calculations
SECU ROM - recognition of a recorded copy of the original
TAGES - not all files can be copied from the CD
DAO-DISC - verification of the records and the records
Multisesion - the ability to overdub to the board repeatedly for 99 sessions of which min. it will take 15 MB approx.
Processor - silicon device used for mathematical calculations.
Motherboard - a device which are connected to other computer components will support the appropriate interfaces (spine computer).
RAM - writable memory type and content after losing power loss, exercise programs in it.
Graphics Card - output device that outputs the image on a computer monitor.
Sound card - a device for the production of digital audio and analog audio introduction and conversion to digital.
Network adapter - used to communicate with other computers currently using a network cable Cat. 5 (twisted 8 wires)
Optical drives - devices used to read / write data on media such as CD, DVD, BR, ...
Floppy drive - old not used the device to a digital magnetic recording on the surface of a flexible.
Modem - a device used to communicate analog. The name comes from the word modulation and demodulation or alteration analog and digital signal for alternately.
The central unit - called the system unit, converts mass. It consists of common elements such as CPU auxiliary elements, clock, RAM, HDD, FDD, the controller, the display on the monitor.
Keyboard - input device, enters data into the computer.
Monitor - Displays data entered and processed by a computer.
BASH (Bourne shell aqain) - Linux default shell.
CRT (Cathode-Ray Tube) - cathode ray tube with the operation of the electron
LCD - Liqid crystal display
TFT - thin film transistor
DLP - Digital Light Processing (Texas Instruments)
Joystick -
Herc -
Moire patterns - are displayed on the monitor shadowy lines
With buffer - in - displayed on the monitor triangles
mip-mapding -
RAMDAC - random access memory digital converter
LPT (Long-term potentiation) - Long-term potentiation resulting in increased productivity.
COM - see RS-232
USB - universal series bus
IRDA - Infrared Data Association
SIR (standard IR) - a standard IR
VFIR (standard IR) - very fast IR
FIR (standard IR) - Fast IR
bluetooth - wireless communication technology
Wi-Fi - wireless networking standard based on the IEEE 802.11
RS-232 (Data Terminal Equipment) - An old unused how to connect devices to exchange information standard COM type
CCD - charge coupled device
CIS - Contact Image Sensor
MAC - media access control
Switches - switch and signal amplifier creates LAN
router - network device used to connect different network classes
Hub - Network hub
AP - access point for access to the radio network
OSI (Open System Interconnection) - a method of transmitting information on the web
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) - A protocol dynamic host configuration
LAN (local area network) - local area network
WAN (wide area network) - WAN
MAN (metropolitan area network) - a network Urban
CAN (campus area network) - a network of campus
Assembler - low-level programming language
C / C, Pascal, Java - high-level programming languages
GUI (graphical user interface) - Graphical user interface or window, the way visual presentation on a computer screen.
GNOME (GNU Network Object Model Environment) - desktop environment based on the X Windows System System
KDE () - a free software desktop environment for Unix / Linux
POP3 (Post Office Protocol) - A protocol for receiving e-mail located at the application layer (OSI)
SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) - transfer of electronic messages via the communications port
QoS (Quality of Service) - Quality of service - shaping and limiting the bandwidth, equal distribution links and more.
HTB (Hierarchical Token Bucket) - algorithm hierarchical link sharing: the division into classes, assigning different IP packet, rules and restrictions of bandwidth for classes.