RAM is the most common type of computer memory, and it's where the computer stores system software, programs, and data you are currently using. It's pronounced ram and measured in megabytes. In general, this refers to how sharp and clear an image looks on screen or on paper, and how much detail you can see. ROM Read-Only Memory. A special purpose computer that attaches to two or more networks and routes packets from one network to the other.
Routers send packets to other routers until they arrive at their final destination.
Scripts A type of program that consists of a set of instructions for another application or utility to use. Serial Port A cable used to connect peripheral devices through a computer's serial port. A Serial Port can either be plugged into an expansion slot on the motherboard of your computer or built into the motherboard itself. Serial ports are used for such devices as printers, mice, and modems. Shockwave A set of programs that allow Macromedia Director animation files to be played over the internet with a web browser.