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Glossary

10Base-2 - IEEE 802.3 Ethernet standard implemented on thin coaxial (RG58) cable,

where 10 = 10 Mbps transmission rate and Base = baseband. May have up to 185

meters between network nodes.

10Base-T - IEEE 802.3 Ethernet standard implemented on UTP cable, where 10 = 10

Mbps transmission rate and Base = baseband. May have up to 100 meters between a

network node and a network drop.

25 MHz vs 100 MHz - These refer to CPU clock speeds. Generally, the higher the clock

speed, the faster the computational speed of the CPU, and the computer.

300 DPI - A printer resolution specification stating that the length and width of the

master will have 300 DPI.

300x400 - A printer resolution specification stating that the length of the master will have

300 DPI, while the width of the master will have 400 DPI.

386 - First-generation 32-bit x86 microprocessor introduced to the market by the Intel

Corporation.

486 - Second-generation 32-bit x86 microprocessor introduced to the market by the Intel

Corporation, incorporating a dedicated math coprocessor.

64 Bit Architecture - A CPU, memory, and I/O system that transfers data and

instructions using an 8 byte-at-a-time (64 bits) process.

Adobe - A software company that produces the PostScript printer drivers and PostScript

fonts and language used by your computer to communicate with the controller.

Adobe Certified - Indicates that the hardware or software has passed a rigorous set of

tests by Adobe and is certified to perform printing tasks as stated by the

manufacturer.

ANSI - American National Standards Institute – a standards committee that develops and

publishes technical standards.

AppleTalk - A proprietary network layer protocol developed by Apple Computer, Inc.

for use in its Macintosh series of computers.

AppleTalk Port - An I/O port that adheres to the AppleTalk standard.

Application - Computer programs which allow computer users to perform some specific

task such as word processing, accounting, etc.

Application software - See Application.

Architecture - The design and implementation of connecting components, interfaces,

and protocols in a computer, program, or network.

ASCII - American Standard Code for Information Interchange - A standard for encoding

characters (including the upper and lowercase alphabet, numerals, punctuation, and

control character) using seven bits. The standard is 128 characters; IBM expanded

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