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| Computers on a network that are not acting as a server. |
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| An electronic device that receives data (input), processes data, stores data, and produces a result (output). |
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| Includes hardware, software, data, and people. |
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| Information entered into the computer to be processed. Consists of text, numbers, sound, images, or video. |
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| Computer that fits on a desktop. |
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| The technology that enables computers to communicate with each other and other devices. Communication using computers. |
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| Computer that performs specific tasks and are usually found in a device such as an MP3 player. |
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| Systems that allow outside organizations such as suppliers or vendors access a company's internal information system. |
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| The actual machine--wires, transistors, and circuits. |
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| Small image that represents a file, command, or another computer function. |
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| Data that has been organized and processed so that is meaningful and useful. |
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| The world's largest network, used as a communication tool. |
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| A network for the exclusive use of workers within an organization and contains company information. |
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| Electronic devices that fit into the palm of your hand, such as PDAs and smart phones. |
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| A group of two or more computer systems linked together via communications devices. |
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| Computers and other peripheral devices on a network. |
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| A computer designed for use by an individual. |
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| Computers that allocate resources on a network. |
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| Instructions of programs for controlling the computer. |
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| Fastest type of computer; used for specialized applications requiring immense amounts of mathematical calculations. |
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| The people who use computers. |
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