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- MicroBlaze - MicroBlaze is the trade name for a soft processor core de...
- microchip - A microchip (sometimes just called a "chip") is a unit of p...
- microchip art - Microchip art is a microscopic non-functioning draw...
- microfluidics - Microfluidics is the science of designing, manufact...
- micrometer - A micrometer (sometimes expressed using the obsolete term...
- micron - The micron, officially obsolete as a term of measurement, is some...
- microprocessor - A microprocessor is a computer processor on a mic...
- microprocessor (logic chip) - A microprocessor is a c...
- microrobot - A microrobot is a miniaturized, sophisticated machine des...
- MMX - MMX is a Pentium microprocessor from Intel that is designed to run fast...
- mobile wallet - FeliCa is a technology developed by Sony in which a...
- molecular cross latch - A crossbar latch, also called a mol...
- monostable circuit - A monostable circuit is an electronic dev...
- motherboard tattoo - A motherboard tattoo is a unique code tha...
- multi-core - A multi-core processor is an integrated circuit (IC) to w...
- multi-core processing - A multi-core processor is an integr...
- multi-core processor - A multi-core processor is an integrat...
- multicore processor - A multi-core processor is an integrated...
- nanite - A nanomachine, also called a nanite, is a mechanical or electrome...
- nanoanalysis - Nanoanalysis refers to techniques for determining the...
- nanochip - A nanochip is an integrated circuit (IC) that is so small, in...
- nanocomputer - A nanocomputer is a computer whose physical dimension...
- nanofabrication - Nanofabrication is the design and manufacture o...
- nanolithography - Nanolithography is the art and science of etchi...
- nanomachine - A nanomachine, also called a nanite, is a mechanical or...
- nanomachine (nanite) - A nanomachine, also called a nanite, ...
- nanomedicine - Nanomedicine is the application of nanotechnology (th...
- nanorobot - A nanorobot is a tiny machine designed to perform a specifi...
- nanoscale technology - Nanoscale technology is a branch of n...
- nanotransistor - A nanotransistor is a transistor - the component ...
- nanotube - In nanotechnology or the building of extremely small machines...
- nanotube (buckytubes) - In nanotechnology or the building o...
- nanotube antenna - A nanotube antenna is a device consisting of ...
- Northbridge - Northbridge is an Intel chipset that communicates with ...
- Northwood - Northwood is the code name for the latest version of Intel'...
- numeric coprocessor - A floating point unit (FPU), also known...
- octal latch - An octal latch is an integrated circuit (IC) that conta...
- one-molecule transistor - A nanotransistor is a transisto...
- optical transceiver chip - An optical transceiver chip i...
- overclocking - Overclocking is resetting some computer component so ...
- Palladium - Palladium is a plan from Intel, AMD, and Microsoft to build...
- parallel presence detect - Parallel presence detect (PPD...
- parallel presence detect (PPD) - Parallel presence...
- PDP 11 - PDP-11 (Programmed Data Processor-1 is one of the most famous com...
- PDP-11 - PDP-11 (Programmed Data Processor-1 is one of the most famous com...
- PDP-11 (Programmed Data Processor-11) - PDP...
- Pentium - Also see the Pentium MMX and the Pentium 3. The Pentium is a wi...
- Pentium 3 - The Pentium III is a microprocessor designed by Intel as a ...
- PIC microcontrollers - PIC microcontrollers are a family of ...
- PIM - Processing in memory (PIM, sometimes called processor in memory) is the...
- plastic pin grid array - PPGA (plastic pin grid array) is ...
- PoR - A power-on reset (PoR) is a circuit that provides a predictable, regula...
- positional assembly - Positional assembly is a technique that...
- power on reset - A power-on reset (PoR) is a circuit that provides...
- power PC - PowerPC is a microprocessor architecture that was developed j...
- power-on reset - A power-on reset (PoR) is a circuit that provides...
- power-on reset (PoR) - A power-on reset (PoR) is a circuit t...
- PowerPC - PowerPC is a microprocessor architecture that was developed joi...
- PPD - Parallel presence detect (PPD) is a method of using resistors to commun...
- PPGA - PPGA (plastic pin grid array) is a microchip design from Intel that h...
- PPGA (plastic pin grid array) - PPGA (plastic pin g...
- predication - Predication (also called branch predication) is a proce...
- predication (branch predication) - Predication (...
- pressure sensing - Pressure sensing allows a robot to tell when ...
- processing in memory - Processing in memory (PIM, sometimes ...
- processing in memory (PIM) - Processing in memory (PIM...
- processor - A processor is the logic circuitry that responds to and pro...
- processor serial number - A PSN (processor serial number)...
- processor serial number (PSN) - A PSN (processor se...
- Programmed Data Processor 11 - PDP-11 (Programmed Da...
- Programmed Data Processor-11 - PDP-11 (Programmed Da...
- ProLiant - ProLiant, an "industry standard" computer server from Compaq,...
- proximity sensing - Proximity sensing is the ability of a robot...
- PSN - A PSN (processor serial number) is a software-readable unique serial nu...
- quad gate - A quad gate is an IC (integrated circuit or chip) containin...
- quad-core processor - A quad-core processor is a chip with fo...
- quantum dot - A quantum dot is a particle of matter so small that the...
- quantum mirage - The term quantum mirage refers to a phenomenon th...
- real time clock - A real-time clock (RTC) is a battery-powered cl...
- real-time clock - A real-time clock (RTC) is a battery-powered cl...
- real-time clock (RTC) - A real-time clock (RTC) is a batter...
- reconfigurable processor - A reconfigurable processor is...
- recordable DVD - Recordable DVD (sometimes called writable DVD) is...
- recordable DVD (writable DVD) - Recordable DVD (som...
- reduced instruction set computer - RISC (reduced...
- register - In a computer, a register is one of a small set of data holdi...
- replicator - A replicator is an object or organism that can make copie...
- rewritable DVD - Recordable DVD (sometimes called writable DVD) is...
- RIMM - In a computer, a RIMM is a memory module developed by Kingston Techno...
- RISC - RISC (reduced instruction set computer) is a microprocessor that is d...
- RISC (reduced instruction set computer)
- RTC - A real-time clock (RTC) is a battery-powered clock that is included in ...
- Scalable Processor Architecture - SPARC (Scalable...
- Scalable Processor Architecture� - SPARC (Scalab...
- SCI - A serial communications interface (SCI) is a device that enables the se...
- second generation RISC - Superscalar describes a microproc...
- selenium - What is selenium?Selenium is a non-metallic element that is o...
- self-assembly - Self-assembly is a branch of nanotechnology in whic...
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