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USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. It is used to easily connect devices to your computer without requiring technical knowledge. In 1996 USB was...
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I was just given a link via Twitter user @TRCJeremy that has pictures of many computer hardware devices and parts. It is a good reference chart for...
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Google took to the streets of NY recently and asked the simple question "what is a browser?" Interesting...
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There has been talk of petabytes of storage recently in the news. What is a petabyte? To get our minds around how...
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A recent article on wired.com tells of a Cornell University computer program that uses petabytes of data. What’s a petabyte? One thousand...
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Memory is a basic component of computer systems. This is the fourth in a series of articles about memory. The previous articles are listed below....
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Now is your chance to request topics for the national Using Computers section of examiner.com! Would you like to know how to do specific things on the...
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This article gives you basic information about the modifier keys CTRL and SHIFT in lists. To learn more about...
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PC keyboards have four special keys called modifier keys. They are used by Windows and by virtually all programs...
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