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(3)

BIT

BAUD

SPTA

CODE

CASH - super-rapid memory

CHIP

(4)

BYTE

BLOCK

MOUSE

FIELD

PORT

NET

SLOT

STACK

FILE

(5)

ADDRESS

BUFFER

VIRUS - a type of malicious program

MODEM

MOUSE

(6)

CURSOR

MYLAR - floppy disk material

ARRAY

MODULE

MEMORY

PIXEL

SERVER

SCANNER

TIMER

CELL

(7)

BROWSER

DISKETTE

DISPLAY

ACCESS

DRIVER

CASSETTE

COLUMNS

TEAM

LISTING

MONITOR

OPERAND

PLOTTER

PRINTER

COUNTER

TRACKBALL

UTILITY

(8)

ALGORITHM

GIGABYTE

JOYSTICK

DRIVE

THE INTERNET

KILOBYTE

MEGABYTE

MEGAHERTZ

MONOBLOCK

CARRIER

OPERATOR

OPERATION

STREAMMER

ADDER

TERMINAL

EMULATION

(9)

ANTI-VIRUS - program type

ARCHIVER

VIDEODISK

WINCHESTER

DISPATCH (supervisor)

LOADER

INTERFACE

A COMPUTER

MINIBOWER

PROGRAM

CPU

TABULATOR

(10)

DIGITALIZER

INTEGRATOR

INFORMATION

KEYBOARD

COMPILER

CONTROLLER

STORAGE DEVICE

CARD

PUNCHED TAPE

PUNCHER

PRINTOUT

SUPERVISOR

TRANSLATOR

(11)

VIDEO MEMORY

CALCULATOR

MULTIMEDIA

RUSSIFIER

CO-PROCESSOR

(12)

INTERPOLATOR

CONFIGURATION

SUBPROGRAM

TABULAGRAM

(13)

VIDEO TERMINAL

INTERPRETER

(14)

FAST ACTION

MICROPROCESSOR

(15)

VIDEO CONTROLLER

INTERACTIVITY

COMPUTERIZATION

(16)

PLOTTER

MICROCALCULATOR

PROGRAMMING

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