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Glossary
Title Bar
The segment at the top of the window showing the title of the application software, the name of
the file currently open, and other information. The entire window can be moved by dragging
(
) this bar with the mouse pointer.
TKIP
Short for “Temporary Key Integrity Protocol.”
The encryption standard considered the successor to WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy).
The WEP encryption key (WEP key) is fixed, but in the case of TKIP, the encryption key
changes automatically at specific intervals, or at specific packet volumes. Changing the
encryption key makes it more difficult to decipher the key, thus increasing the level of security.
Touch Pad
A pad used to move the cursor or select functions. Operates in the same way as a mouse.
This computer features a unique round pad, which enables easy scrolling.
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USB – Universal Serial
Bus
A standard for connecting peripheral devices (keyboards, printers, digital cameras, etc.) to
computers. If the peripheral device is USB compatible, it can be used by connecting the USB
connectors on the computer and the device via a USB cable. As a rule, USB devices can be
connected or disconnected without turning off the computer’s main power (“Hot plug”).
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This computer is compatible with USB2.0 devices. If USB2.0 peripheral devices are used,
high-speed communication between the devices and the computer is possible.
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