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Computers And The Internet Bill Gates
1,276 words
Bill Gates? When most people hear that name they
think of money, power, and computers. These
thoughts arent necessarily incorrect, but rather
insufficient. Sure, Bill Gates has money,
thirty-two billion and growing to be exact, and
yes he has power, being the CEO of Microsoft as
well as the wealthiest man in the country. But
people cant look through their jealousy and envy
to see what Mr. Gates actually stands for. He has
influences the way businesses, schools, and
organizations operate, with th...
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Speech Recognition Operating Systems
1,403 words
Tomorrow's PCs are going to be different in many
ways; they will be more powerful, they will
include more facilities for multimedia, and
looking further ahead, they may have features such
as three dimensional displays, or wrap around
virtual reality. These changes will shape the way
which we use our PCs, but even without such
advances, there are changes that can and will take
place in the operating systems that enable us to
make better use of PCs. I would like to focus here
on some of the change...
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Floppy Disk Hard Disk
925 words
In this report, youll about the components and
history regarding the computer. A computer is a
devise that processes, organize, and calculate,
displays information. It can communicate with
other computers all over the world. The most
powerful computer can perform 10 s of billion of
calculations per second. People use computers for
business, track inventories, and use bar codes,
personal home use and other things. Computers can
produce information, numbers, images, sounds and
movies. Embedded com...
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Company Profile Of Sun Microsystems
1,192 words
Introduction I choose Sun Microsystems because I
bought some of their stock three months ago and it
has done very well. In fact it had, at one point,
gone up close to sixty percent. After watching its
rise over the time that I have owned it I began to
wonder what Sun Microsystems is really all about.
I knew that it built the backbone of the Internet,
but I wasnt exactly sure what that meant. When I
heard the focus of the project we were assigned
for class, I decided this would be a great
opportu...
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Gross Profit Margin Net Profit Margin
1,267 words
... o be more competitive in its industry. IBM
compatibility would be a good start for Apple to
improve competitiveness. Financial Analysis
Summary According to our textbook, a current ratio
is the extent to which a firm can meet its
short-term obligations. Apples 2001 current ratio
is 3. 39 (See 3 year financial trend paper).
Apples current ratio is better than the industries
and is an improvement from 2000. According to our
textbook, a quick ratio is the extent to which a
firm can meet its sho...
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Open Source Software Windows Xp
1,343 words
The jury is still out on how Linux will build on
its initial proliferation in the enterprise. Linux
vendors have consolidated in search of solid
ground, but IBM's incarnation of the penguin may
portend success in tomorrow's high-speed networks.
We asked industry experts how they expect Linux to
reach its stride. Linux has demonstrated its worth
at the server level and in clustering. In addition
to being a robust operating system, its
nonproprietary nature allows OEMs to tweak the
architecture fo...
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Windows Xp Distribution Channels
886 words
Microsoft operates through indirect marketing
channels, which means that one or more
intermediary levels curtail the distribution
process from the manufacturer to the consumer.
Microsoft typically uses value-added re-sellers
and retailers as the medium between the
manufacturer and customer. Promoting Windows XP
through distribution channels plays an important
role in developing and spreading pervasive
communications about an offer. Value-added
re-sellers take products (such as XP) and
customize ...
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Vacuum Tubes Integrated Circuits
1,767 words
-important people Allen, Paul G. - Co-founder of
Microsoft Corp. Allen left the company in 1985 but
remained on the board of directors and as founded
or financially supported several innovative
computer ventures, including Asymetrix and
Starware Corp. He is involved with a variety of
other projects, including a Jimi Hendrix Museum in
Seattle. Amdahl, Gene M - South Dakota native who
helped design the IBM 704, the S/ 360 series. He
was the founder of the Amdahl Corp. Andreessen,
Marc - Co-founder...
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Windows Vista Operating Systems
358 words
Running head: Analysis Name: University: Lecturer:
Date: Assignment # 7: Analysis Windows Vista
Globally, PC users are eagerly awaiting the launch
of Windows next Operating System: Windows 7. A
huge cause for this is that Windows current
Operating system, Windows Vista, is not performing
as well as was originally hoped. There are
complains from all over the computing world that
Vista has been a disappointment. Although it came
with a bold new look and more integrated features,
it also missed som...
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Compact Disc Previously Mentioned
3,904 words
Many of the products we buy today are no more than
large collections of zeroes and ones. High-priced
software, high-quality music, and valuable
reference material such as computerized databases
or CD-Rom encyclopedias are commercial products
like any other, but the media of their
transmission makes them different in at least one
aspect: it is possible to copy them freely, or at
least extremely cheaply. A compact disc of Elvis
Costello and the Attractions is different from,
say, a ham and swiss s...
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Open Source Software Frequently Asked Questions
4,338 words
How To Become A Hacker Why This Document? As
editor of the Jargon File, I often get email
requests from enthusiastic network newbies asking
(in effect) how can I learn to be a wizard hacker?
. Oddly enough there dont seem to be any FAQs or
Web documents that address this vital question, so
heres mine. If you are reading a snapshot of this
document offline, the current version lives at web
What Is A Hacker? The Jargon File contains a bunch
of definitions of the term 'hacker, most having to
do wit...
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Operating System Computer Industry
825 words
Competition Between Mac And PC Drives The
Competition Between Mac And PC Drives The
Inventions Of Computers Due to the competition
between Mac and PC, inventions of computers has
been more rapid than at any other period of time.
Microsoft? s Windows has monopolized the entire
personal computer industry with their operating
system and that goes same for the Mac OS 8. 5.
Since Mac couldn? t attract customers to buy their
computer systems through their optimum operating
system they just put out ano...
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Hewlett Packard Steve Jobs
1,430 words
Life of Steven Paul Jobs Steve Paul Jobs was born
in 1955 in Los Altos, California. Steve was
adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs of Mountain View,
California. The Jobs were not happy with the
school system of Mountain View so they packed up
their bags and headed off to Los Altos where he
attended Homestead High School. Many people
realized that Steve was sort of different when he
spent all of his time attending lectures at the
Hewlett-Packard electronics firm in Pal Alto,
California. Steven got his ...
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Pc Operating Systems Quot Microsoft
1,149 words
Viewed together, three main facts indicate that
Microsoft enjoys monopoly power. First,
Microsoft's share of the market for
Intel-compatible Personal Computer (PC) operating
systems is extremely large and stable. Second,
Microsoft's dominant market share is protected by
a high barrier to entry. Third, and largely as a
result of that barrier, Microsoft's customers lack
a commercially viable alternative to Windows, the
operating system of all PCs. Microsoft enjoys so
much power in the market for I...
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Pc Operating Systems Compatible Pc
529 words
My position today is proving to you, Your Honor,
that Microsoft has used monopolistic practices and
market power to foster a non-competitive climate.
According to Webster, a monopoly is the exclusive
control of a commodity or service in a given
market. Microsoft has achieved their status of
being the largest Software Company in America by
creating a monopoly and using unfair business
tactics. It may seem impossible for there to be
only one supplier of any product in the software
industry, since ...
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U S District Department Of Justice
1,020 words
In 1994 Microsoft decided to get into the
financial software system by attempting to be a
central player in the mix of the software
business. Bill Gates decided that the financial
system would be where Microsoft would make their
money. Employees of Microsoft set out with a great
attitude to take control of the suddenly emerging
electronic bank field. (Intuit Microsoft merger
void Internet source) Intuit s Quicken software
dominated the electronic banking field,
controlling seventy percent of the...
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Continues To Grow Operating Systems
1,322 words
I believe that Microsoft has the best intensions
for society, because they are constantly
developing the software market into a more
competitive and challenging industry. Microsoft s
success as a company is partly due to its
commitment to making the best product possible and
strategic business practices. The first reason
Microsoft is not a monopoly is because of the
standardized quality of its OS. Second is the
intelligent business practices Microsoft has
engaged in through many of its business ...
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Cd Rom Input Device
1,305 words
1 Introduction Multimedia is nothing new. The
nature of human communication has always involved
multimedia. We hear, speak, write, draw, make
gestures, play music, and act out our thoughts and
feelings to one another. We have enjoyed
multimedia presentations since our childhood
through film, television, and, more recently,
videotape, videodisc and digital videodisc. These
have all involved analog media. What makes recent
developments in multimedia new and exciting is
that we can now deal with th...
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Source Code Market Share
1,846 words
In the world of technology today there is room for
everyone at every level of expertise. From our
identified Gurus, to the just bought their first
computer newbie. Home computers are sometimes
almost to easy to use. The old saying just enough
rope to hang yourself comes to mind. Settings that
modify the very way the system looks, and runs can
be changed with the simple click of the mouse.
This power, which has been given to every level of
user, is not from training, but from improvements
and adv...
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Disk Space Small Businesses
535 words
Should This Business Update To Windows 2000 Should
This Business Update To Windows 2000 From Windows
98 For Its Office PCs? Should this business update
to Windows 2000 from Windows 98 for its office
PCs? In the business world today, computers and
the software applications that run on them
basically control an well-organized business.
Every major company is equipped with a computer,
or network that connects through different
branches throughout the firm. To keep up with the
fastest technology tha...
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