Abbster
I wanted to create an alphabet book and I thought one on the computer would be a great topic! Can someone list out all the parts to a computer spanning the entire alphabet? If so, can someone help me list them out?
Some of them I know include:
C - CPU
M - monitor, mouse
Any help is appreciated!
Answer
A - Adapter, AMD, Apple, archive, application, anaolog, ASNSI, ASCII, AI, ATAPI
B - Bus, browser, burner, backup, BIOS, batch file, batch processing, boot, bootstrap, buffer, bot, bit, byte, bitmap, binary
C - CPU, Case, cache, card reader, cooling, cooler, CMOS, carpel tunnel, chip, CD, CGI, CMYK, CGA
D - drives, disks, daughterboard, desktop, DOS, digital, dual core, DVD, data, DIN
E - EPROM, executable, ergonomics, EGA
F - Fans, floppy disk/drive, form factor, FOSS, FTP, file, font
G - Graphics, GPU, GUI, Google
H - hard drive/disk, heatsink, hardware, hub, HDMI, HTML
I - Intel, input, inkjet, internet, intranet, IP, ISP, install, icon, ICANN, Ivy Bridge, IDE
J - Jumper, joystick
K - Keyboard, KVM, kernel
L - Link, liquid cooling, LAMP, laser, Linux, LAN, laptop, language
M - monitor, memory, motherboard, microchip, Molex, MAN, mobile, mouse, Mac, MAC, Microsoft, modem, mickey, mini jack
N - net, notebook, notepad
O - Optical disk/drive, oil cooling, open source, OSX, online, offline, operating system, overclock, office suite, OS2, output
P - Processor, productivity suite, printer, parallel, power supply, PSU, PARC, programming, protocol, pixel, PS2, packet, PATA
Q - QWERTY, Quicktime, Quad core
R - RAM, router, RCA, ROM, RGB, raster
S - screen, connector, software, serial, server, switch, SCART, speakers, socket, Sandy Bridge, SDK, shortcut, SATA, scanner
T - Tray, TCP/IP, tower
U - USB, UPS, utility, UNIX
V - volume, video, VGA, vector
W - wire, WIMP, windows, Windows, WAN, web site, WAMP
X - Xerox, XML, XHTML
Y - Y-connector, Yahoo, Y2K
Z - zip, zif
There's a lot more (some obscure as in my list) at http://www.techterms.com/
AAARGGGHHHHH - must stop editing this post. Thanks Abbster, now i'm going to spend half the night thinking of more - and I've gone way off topic.
A - Adapter, AMD, Apple, archive, application, anaolog, ASNSI, ASCII, AI, ATAPI
B - Bus, browser, burner, backup, BIOS, batch file, batch processing, boot, bootstrap, buffer, bot, bit, byte, bitmap, binary
C - CPU, Case, cache, card reader, cooling, cooler, CMOS, carpel tunnel, chip, CD, CGI, CMYK, CGA
D - drives, disks, daughterboard, desktop, DOS, digital, dual core, DVD, data, DIN
E - EPROM, executable, ergonomics, EGA
F - Fans, floppy disk/drive, form factor, FOSS, FTP, file, font
G - Graphics, GPU, GUI, Google
H - hard drive/disk, heatsink, hardware, hub, HDMI, HTML
I - Intel, input, inkjet, internet, intranet, IP, ISP, install, icon, ICANN, Ivy Bridge, IDE
J - Jumper, joystick
K - Keyboard, KVM, kernel
L - Link, liquid cooling, LAMP, laser, Linux, LAN, laptop, language
M - monitor, memory, motherboard, microchip, Molex, MAN, mobile, mouse, Mac, MAC, Microsoft, modem, mickey, mini jack
N - net, notebook, notepad
O - Optical disk/drive, oil cooling, open source, OSX, online, offline, operating system, overclock, office suite, OS2, output
P - Processor, productivity suite, printer, parallel, power supply, PSU, PARC, programming, protocol, pixel, PS2, packet, PATA
Q - QWERTY, Quicktime, Quad core
R - RAM, router, RCA, ROM, RGB, raster
S - screen, connector, software, serial, server, switch, SCART, speakers, socket, Sandy Bridge, SDK, shortcut, SATA, scanner
T - Tray, TCP/IP, tower
U - USB, UPS, utility, UNIX
V - volume, video, VGA, vector
W - wire, WIMP, windows, Windows, WAN, web site, WAMP
X - Xerox, XML, XHTML
Y - Y-connector, Yahoo, Y2K
Z - zip, zif
There's a lot more (some obscure as in my list) at http://www.techterms.com/
AAARGGGHHHHH - must stop editing this post. Thanks Abbster, now i'm going to spend half the night thinking of more - and I've gone way off topic.
How can I find the page of my geometry math book?
Savannah
I left my math book at home and have no idea what the questions are! Is there a website that I could look on to find the problems in my math book? Thanks!
P.S. The name of my geometry textbook is Discovering Geometry, if that helps!
Answer
http://www.keymath.com/x19356.xml
That appears to the link to the companion website for the book. You'll have to check more thoroughly to see if they post the questions from the text or not.
http://www.keymath.com/x19356.xml
That appears to the link to the companion website for the book. You'll have to check more thoroughly to see if they post the questions from the text or not.
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