| A | B |
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| The 'clock' inside the motherboard | stablishes the speed of the CPU's processing of information |
| The computer's BIOS | runs a self-test when you turn on your computer |
| Information you post online can: | stick around forever even if you try to delete it |
| The CPU sits | under a cooling fan on the motherboard |
| RAM stores information | temporarily on the computer |
| ROM is | Read Only Memory |
| SCSI is also called... | a "skuzee" port |
| A bit is | the smallest piece of digital information |
| USB stands for... | Universal Serial Bus |
| A megabyte is equal to | 1,048,576 bytes |
| A byte is equal to: | 8 bits |
| A gigabyte equals: | 1024 megabytes |
| An extranet is: | a network that allows outside organizations to access it |
| A network is: | two or more computers connected together to share information |
| A node is: | a solo computer; often connected with others |
| A GUI is known as a | Graphical User Interface |
| A motherboard is: | a circuit board that contains many integral components to a PC |
| ALU stands for: | arithmetic/logic unit |
| Internet Explorer is a: | Web Browser |
| OS X is a:(an) | Operating System |
