Articles, tagged with "hardware component", page 1
22nd February 2012
Ironically, while Apple wasn’t (physically) present at the 2012 Consumer Electronic Show (CES), there were more than enough companies peddling products specifically Made For iPads/iPhones (MFI). http://techcrunch.com/2012/01/05/best-ces-ever/
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Author:
Case Engelen
20th February 2012
Every computer have a dozen of components including a CPU, memory, motherboard, hard drives, graphic card and connected devices such as a monitor, keyboard, mouse, etc. All these components have their own model names, vendor info, serial numbers and speci...
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Author:
giusyumasu
03rd June 2010
MS SQL Server provides the DBCC statements that are used to check and fix the databases for physical and logical consistency. There are various types of DBCC statements that you can use for the any particular purpose. However, at times these commands are ...
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Author:
Mark Willium
07th December 2009
Data storage space in SQL database is primarily divided into numerous pages. Each page contains a 96-byte header that contains information related to page number, page type, ID, and free space. Corruption in metadata structure primarily results in failing...
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Author:
Naveen Kadian
12th August 2009
1.1) DS Card (Pic)
A DS Card is an emulator device that can be used to play homebrew games on the Nintendo DS and Nintendo DS Lite. It comes in the size of an original DS game cartridge and is inserted into the DS via the Slot-1 of the Nintendo DS...
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Author:
Rana Rizwan Javed
05th June 2009
The journaling file system is the fault-resilient file system, which ensures data integrity since the updates to bitmaps and directories are continuously written to a sequential log on hard drive before updating the original disk log. This feature protect...
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Author:
Simpson
26th April 2009
A device driver is program that enables you to control any hardware such as printer, hard drive, monitors, optical drives etc. attached to your system. In addition, it transfers the input/output commands of the operating system to messages that hardware c...
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Author:
jacobluis
27th March 2009
Randomly opening and closing the Access database in multi user environment can result as database corruption. Once the data is corrupted, it becomes inaccessible to every user connected on the network. In such situations, if the user has not maintained a ...
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Author:
Naveen Kadian