See Bps . Compared to CRT monitors found in desktop computers, they are usually smaller and provide a lower-quality display. A computer manufactured by Apple. These computers are not usually IBM compatible. This is the part of the computer which electronically 'remembers' the program or data you're working with.
Modern computers require literally thousands of bytes.
A list of related commands or options displayed on the computer's screen. The type of computer housing that sits vertically, rather than horizontally. It converts electronic data into audio signals. Looks like a television and allows you to see what you're doing on your computer. The main circuit board inside your computer, which holds the CPU, expansion cards and BIOS chip.