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What are input devices?
hardware devices that display or send data to other devices
hardware devices that enter Data, Images, Sounds
supports hundreds of users at the same time
a chip that helps process data into information
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What is software?
parts of the computer you can touch
shares resources to other computers on a network
a program that allow computers to perform tasks
turns data into information
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What are output devices?
a computer that provides resources on a network
devices that sends data and information out of a computer
used for storing data and information
chips that turn data into information
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What is multimedia?
a display screen
something that can only be done it Art
a mix of text, audio, video, animation, & graphics
copyed unlicensed software
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What is a platform?
processing data into usable information
expensive computers that support hundreds of users
the combination of operating systems and processors
manipulating data into information
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What is an embedded computer?
a data processing device
any part of the computer you can physically touch
special computer chips that reside in other devices
hardware device used to enter data
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What is a server?
the Operating system & Processor
a representation of facts or ideas
computers hardware devices
large computer providing resources to a network
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What is binary language?
the part of the system that processes data
eight binary digits
Zeros & Ones, the language computers use
a data processing language
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What is an operating system?
software that performs a certain function for the user
a network of computers
the software program that runs the computer
medical exams
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What is hardware?
copied unlicensed software
moves the cursor and chooses commands by clicking
numbers, words, pictures, or sounds
any part of the computer you can physically touch