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| MACHINE USED FOR CALCULATING INSTRUCTIONS |
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| TERM USED BY IBM TO NAME THEIR FIRST COMPUTERS FOR PERSONAL USE, AT HOME INSTEAD OF AT WORK |
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| LARGE CENTRAL SILICON CHIP USED TO PROCESS INFORMATION |
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| READ ONLY MEMORY, UNCHANGEABLE INFORMATION STORED IN VARIOUS FORMATS |
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| RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY, BANK OF CHIPS ON A CARD FOR STORING RANDOMLY USED INFORMATION |
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| EIGHT BIT'S OF INFORMATION |
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| 1024 BYTES IF INFORMATION |
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| 1024 KILOBYTES OF INFORMATION |
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| 1024 MEGABYTES OF INFORMATION |
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| 1024 GIGABYTES OF INFORMATION |
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| STORAGE DEVICE MADE OF A THIN FERROUS OXIDE DISK IN A 3.5" STIFF SQUARE HOUSING, USUALLY FORMATTED TO HOLD FROM 400kb TO 1.44 MB'S OF INFORMATION |
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| STORAGE DEVICE MADE OF A THIN FERROUS OXIDE DISK IN A 5.25" FLOPPY SQUARE HOUSING CAPABLE OF STORING BETWEEN 100K and 1.2MB OF INFORMATION |
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| INVENTED BY IBM IN THE LATE 1960'S FOR STORING INFORMATION |
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