A SATA interface variant that enables external storage devices is called eSATA (External Serial Advanced Technology Attachment). It utilizes the same ports and protocols as internal SATA and was...

A computer at the "edge" of the Internet that serves users in a particular region is known as an edge server. Edge servers are used by CDNs and edge computing services to provide Internet...

The buses that transfer data to and from a computer's Processor fall into two categories. These are the front and rear buses, respectively. Unexpectedly, there is no connection between them and the...

A form of disk drive known as ATA (Advanced Technology Attachment) incorporates the drive driver right onto the drive. Without a particular driver to handle the disk, computers can use ATA hard...

A gadget that performs both bridge and router duties is called a brouter. It can send data to specific devices within a network as well as forward data between networks (acting as a gateway)...

There are two specifications for recordable DVDs: DVD-R and DVD+R (Digital Versatile Disc Recordable). A DVD+R disc cannot be deleted or changed once data has been transferred to it. Although most...

A bricked electronic gadget is one that can no longer be used, frequently as a result of a botched program or firmware upgrade. The system harm brought on by an upgrade mistake could prevent the...

A form of computer memory called SDRAM has a variant called DDR. DDR can perform two read/write operations per clock cycle, one on the rising edge of the electrical signal and the second on the...

A high-performance computer called a workstation is set up to carry out particular numerically demanding activities, like scientific study, 3D modeling and animation, or music and video creation...

Blank CDs called CD-R (Compact Disc Recordable) platters can store data that has been transferred to them by a CD player. Since CD-Rs are frequently used to capture music, which can be played back...

The rewritable compact disc format is called CD-RW (Compact Disc Re-Writable). A rewritable Disc can be written to, deleted from, and then repeatedly written. Up to 80 minutes of digital music...

A quicker and more effective variation of DDR memory is called DDR2 (Double Data Rate 2). DDR2 memory can transmit data on both the rising and declining margins of the processor's frequency cycles...

System memory is stored in SDRAM that is of the DDR3 variety. Both the DRAM and SO-DIMM form factors are offered for it. ..

An interconnected collection of integrated circuitry is known as a chipset. It could be used to explain the connection between various components inside a computer system or to characterize the...

In digital cameras and research tools, still and dynamic images are captured using image sensors called CCDs. A CCD sensor is a planar integrated circuit that houses a collection of pixels, which...

A docking station, also known as a dock, is an apparatus that joins a laptop to numerous devices. It offers a solitary point of link that enables a laptop to make use of an attached display...

There are two specifications for rewritable DVDs: DVD-RW and DVD+RW (Digital Versatile Disk Rewritable). A DVD+RW disc can hold up to 4.7 Gigabytes of data or film and can be written to, deleted...

The fourth version of DDR RAM, which is frequently used in desktop and mobile computers, is known as DDR4. Although it was first launched in 2014, it took until 2016 for it to become widely used. ..

An Internet connection variety is called Cat 5 (Category 5). It is capable of 12.5 gigabytes per second, or 100 Mbps, of data transmission. Up to 100 meters can be linked between devices using Cat...

One of two specifications for recordable Discs is DVD-R (Digital Versatile Disc Recordable), along with DVD+R. Because it is a write-once format, data is forever transferred to the CD and cannot be...