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| Thin, flat pience of cirucuit board. |
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| The old _____ enabled you to connect your PC to a telephone. |
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| Also known as IEEE 1394, moves data at incredibly high speeds. |
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| The monitor, printer, and keyboard are all _____. |
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| Stores programs and data currently being used by the cpu. |
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| Keyboares and mice are the most common _____ devices. |
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| Starts and stops applications, talks to the hardware, and lots of other jobs. |
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| _____ enable a computer to read one or mor etypes of optical media discs, such as a CD, DVD, or Blu-ray Disc. |
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| For many years, network devices only came on an exdpansion card, called a ____. |
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| Provides the necessary electrical power to make the PC operate. |
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| Stores progdrams and data that are not currently being used by the CPU. |
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| Enables you to access removable floppy disks. |
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| The _____ is a speicial connecotor for external hard drives and optical drives. |
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| The original DIN connecot was replaced by _____. |
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| The commands that tell the comptuer wath to do to get work done. |
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| Invented to consolidate the carious sound signals. |
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| Performs all of the calculations that take placfe inside a PC. AMD and Intel are the two most comomone makers of this. |
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| Provides the most general-purpose connection for PC. Somes in three sizes. A, B, and mini B. |
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| The newest video connector. |
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| The Operating System and Applications. |
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