Dell OptiPlex GX50 User Guide - Page 265

s per second, Megahertz, Management Information Format, Minutes, Millimeter, modulator/demodulator

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MBps MB(s) per second. A measurement of data transmission speed. Memory Address Addresses assigned to physical memory locations by the computer at startup. These addresses allow devices and software applications to identify information that the microprocessor can access. This process is referred to as Memory Mapping. Memory Mapping The process by which the computer assigns memory addresses to physical memory locations at start-up. Devices and software applications can then identify information that the microprocessor can access. MHz Megahertz. A measurement of frequency that equals one million Hz. Microprocessor A computer chip that interprets and executes program instructions. Also referred to as the CPU. See also Bus Speed. MIF Management Information Format. A syntax for describing information for manageable hardware and software components that can be installed on a computer. See also COO, WBEM, and WfM. min Minute(s). A measurement of time that equals 60 sec. Mini-DIN A form of DIN connector that is round, has 6 pins, and is typically used to connect PS/2 keyboard or mouse cable connectors. mm Millimeter. A measurement of length that equals one thousandth of a meter or 1/25 inch. Modem A shortened reference to modulator/demodulator. Modems convert analog data into digital data and vice-versa so that computers can communicate over telephone lines. Monitor The high-resolution TV-like device that displays your computer's output. 263

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MBps
MB
(s) per second
. A measurement of data transmission speed.
Memory Address
Addresses assigned to physical memory locations by the computer at start-
up. These addresses allow
devices
and software applications to identify
information that the
microprocessor
can access. This process is referred to as
Memory Mapping
.
Memory Mapping
The process by which the computer assigns
memory addresses
to physical
memory locations at start-up.
Devices
and software applications can then
identify information that the
microprocessor
can access.
MHz
Megahertz
. A measurement of frequency that equals one million
Hz
.
Microprocessor
A computer
chip
that interprets and executes program instructions. Also
referred to as the
CPU
. See also
Bus Speed
.
MIF
Management Information Format
. A syntax for describing information for
manageable hardware and software components that can be installed on a
computer. See also
COO
,
WBEM
, and
WfM
.
min
Minute(s)
. A measurement of time that equals 60
sec
.
Mini-DIN
A form of
DIN
connector that is round, has 6 pins, and is typically used to
connect
PS/2
keyboard or mouse cable connectors.
mm
Millimeter
. A measurement of length that equals one thousandth of a meter
or 1/25 inch.
Modem
A shortened reference to
modulator/demodulator
. Modems convert analog
data into digital data and vice-versa so that computers can communicate over
telephone lines.
Monitor
The high-resolution TV-like
device
that displays your computer's output.