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  • capacity optimization (CO)

    Capacity optimization (CO) is a technique for getting more data on a storage medium by analyzing the data for unique repetitiv... Definition   |   SearchStorage.com

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    • Cut data down to size

      With today's extreme data growth rates, adding disk-based protection is no longer an option but a requisite. Data reduction can... Feature   |   SearchStorage.com

    • Cut big backups down to size

      Disk-based backup can help companies struggling with the inefficiencies of tape, but you may experience sticker shock at the co... Feature   |   SearchStorage.com

    • Manufacturing capacity planning and production scheduling process

      Find out how Oracle E-Business Suite supply chain management (SCM) software provides supply chain capacity planning. Learn how ... Book Chapter   |   SearchManufacturingERP.com

  • MPPE (Microsoft Point-to-Point Encryption)

    MPPE (Microsoft Point-to-Point Encryption) is a method of encrypting data transferred across Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)-base... Definition   |   SearchSecurity.com

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    • Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol

      This excerpt from e-book "The tips and tricks guide to securing Windows Server 2003" describes what PPTP is, what it does and i... Article   |   SearchWindowsServer.com

    • Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol

      This excerpt from e-book "The tips and tricks guide to securing Windows Server 2003" describes what PPTP is, what it does and i... News   |   ComputerWeekly.com

    • The VPN Expert: VPN client alternatives, part 2 -- PPTP

      Lisa Phifer discusses one widely available type of "free" client: those used in Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol VPNs. Tip   |   SearchEnterpriseWAN.com

  • progressive JPEG

    A progressive JPEG is the JPEG equivalent of the interlaced GIF Graphics Interchange Format. Definition   |   WhatIs

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    • GIF

      Bitmap (CompuServe) File Format   |   WhatIs

    • Displays : Glossary

      This glossary of common terms related to display and computer image technology is provided in a form suitable for printing. Reference   |   WhatIs

    • JPEG

      JPEG compressed bitmap File Format   |   WhatIs

  • tap

    On a handheld device, a tap is the equivalent of a mouse click on a personal computer, used to select options and to interact w... Definition   |   WhatIs

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  • ATV (advanced television)

    ATV (Advanced Television) is the name given by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to digital TV (DTV). Definition   |   WhatIs

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  • Gorilla Glass

    Gorilla Glass is a scratch-resistant and durable glass product from Corning that is used to protect the screens of tablets, sma... Definition   |   WhatIs

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  • standard definition television (SDTV)

    Standard definition television (SDTV) is a digital television (DTV) format that provides a picture quality similar to digital v... Definition   |   SearchCIO-Midmarket.com

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  • unzipping

    Unzipping is the act of extracting the files from a zipped single file or similar file archive. Definition   |   SearchMobileComputing.com

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  • bi-level image

    A bi-level image is a computer image in which each pixel (picture element) is represented by only one bit, which can be either ... Definition   |   WhatIs

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  • short message

    A short message is a brief text message sent to or from a mobile phone subscriber through the Short Message Service (SMS). Definition   |   SearchMobileComputing.com

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