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Question | Answer |
Analogue | Continuous data, e.g the second hand on an analogue watch displays each second and the space in between. |
Broadband | A high speed internet connection |
Cable | A data communications technology that provides broadband internet speeds over the cable television infrastructure. |
Data | Values, typically letters or numbers. |
Digital | Information stored as discrete values usually represented as numbers. This contrasts with analogue data which is represented by continuous data, usually in waves. |
Digital Broadcasting | Broadcasting using digital data. A greater number of channels can be offered as well as interactive services, e.g the red button. |
DVD | A plastic, circular disc used to store up to 8.5 GB of music, video or data. DVDs are optical storage media, similar to CDs and Blu-ray discs. |
Hardware | The physical parts of a computer system, eg a graphics card, hard disk drive, CD drive, etc. |
Information | Data that has meaning, not just a number or a letter. |
Information | Data that has meaning, not just a number or a letter. |
Input | Entries or changes which are inserted into a system and which activate/modify a process. |
Internet | A global network connecting millions of computers. |
Internet Connection | A connection to the internet by a computer or another internet-enabled device. |
Media | A collective name for images, video and audio. |
Output | Either an exit or changes which exit a system and which activate or modify a process. |
Sensor | A device that measures a physical quantity and converts it into a signal to be read and interpreted. |
Web Browser | An application that displays web pages. |
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