PaceBlade PaceBook D110, Руководство пользователя

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Appendices PaceBook User's Manual
Page A-4 http://www.pacebook.com
IRQ Interrupt Request, every device has an IRQ number, if two devices share the
same number there will be a conflict and none of the devices will work.
KB Kilobyte (1024 bytes)
LAN Local Area Network. Your PaceBook has a 10/100MBps LAN connector built-in.
LCD Liquid Crystal Display -- a common name for your PaceBook’s screen.
MB Mega Byte (1 million bytes).
OS Operating System, your PaceBook comes with Windows XP Home or
Professional edition
Partition A logical unit created on the HDD, which the OS sees as a separate drive
PCI Peripheral Connect Interface. Bus interface in your PaceBook.
PCMCIA Personal Computer Memory Card International Association, credit card size
that can contain: memory, SCSI adapter, Video capture, Wireless LAN, etc.
Pixel Image elements (small points), that compose a screen image
RAM Random Access Memory
ROM Read Only Memory. This memory contains the BIOS where all information
about your notebook is stored
RSI Repetitive Stress Injury, many people develop RSI by using non-ergonomic
computers or sitting in a non-ergonomic posture while typing. We recommend
separating the keyboard from the Tablet when you work for more than 1-2
hours at a time.
SVGA Super Video Graphics Array (SVGA), can support up to 16,000,000 colors, but
this may be limted by the computer’s video memory. Image-resolution
specifications vary. Also see VGA and XGA.
TFT Thin Film Transistor. The best kind of color LCD. Also called active color. The
speed and brightness is much better than DSTN.
Touchpad A pointing device to move your cursor
USB Universal Serial Bus
VGA Video Graphics Array. A standard for 640x480 resolution, also see SVGA and
XGA.
XGA 1024x768 pixels resolution. Also see VGA and SVGA.
ZV-port Zoomed-Video port, this is a kind of PCMCIA card that is much faster than
standard PCMCIA cards, your notebook is fully compliant. The ZV-port is
located on the CardBus.