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(32)230-98-63 e-mail: [email protected] indeks haseł angielskich ! point, 7 100BaseT, 8 16x CD-ROM, 9 #include, 7 100BaseVG, 8 18-track (18-ścieżkowy), 9 &&, 7 100BT, 8 19mm tape (taśma 19 mm), 819 * symbol (symbol *), 786 100MHz bus (magistrala o szybkości 1-bit-DAC, 9 .13 micron 100 MHz), 438 1-by-1 GIF, 9 (technologia 0,13 mikrona), 827 100VG-AnyLAN, 8 1ClickCharge, 10 .18 micron 1024x768, 8 1G wireless (sieci bezprzewodowe (technologia 0,18 mikrona), 827 10Base2, 8 pierwszej generacji), 728 .25 micron 10Base5, 8 1-Meg Modem, 10 (technologia 0,25 mikrona), 827 10BaseF, 8 1U, 10 .com, 7 10BaseT, 9 1x DVD-ROM, 10 .edu, 7 10-way (10-ścieżkowy), 9 1x1 GIF, 10 .gov, 7 10x CD-ROM, 9 1XEv, 10 .htaccess, 7 123, 9 1XRTT, 10 .NET, 7 1-2-3, 9 2.4GHz band (pasmo o częstotliwości .NET SDK, 7 1280x1024, 9 2,4 GHz), 578 .org, 7 1284, 9 2.5G wireless (sieci bezprzewodowe .tv, 7 generacji 2,5), 728 128-bit (128-bitowe), 9 .zip file (plik o rozszerzeniu .zip), 600 216 colors (216 kolorów), 10 128-bit graphics accelerator (128-bitowy /, 7 akcelerator graficzny), 9 23B+D, 10 @ sign (znak @), 1002 12-way (12-ścieżkowy), 9 24-bit color (24-bitowy kolor), 10 \, 7 12x CD-ROM, 9 24x CD-ROM, 10 ^, 7 1300 nm, 9 24x7, 10 _ symbol (symbol _), 786 133MHz bus (magistrala o szybkości 256-bit (256-bitowy), 10 ~ symbol (symbol ~), 786 133 MHz), 438 2780, 10 == signs (znaki ==), 1003 1394, 9 28.8, 10 0.13 process (proces 0,13 mikrona), 631 13W3 connector (złącze 13W3), 997 286, 10 0.18 process (proces 0,18 mikrona), 631 14.4, 9 286/12, 286/16..., 10 0.25 process (proces 0,25 mikrona), 631 1401, 9 2B+D, 10 0K, 7 1550 nm, 9 2B1Q, 10 0x, 7 16 million colors (16 milionów kolorów), 2-D, 10 1.2M, 8 9 2-D graphics (grafika dwuwymiarowa), 1.44M, 8 16:9, 9 262 10 GbE, 8 16450, 9 2e, 10 10 Gigabit Ethernet, 8 16550, 9 2G, 10 10/100 hub (koncentrator 10/100), 394 16-bit (16-bitowy), 9 2G wireless (sieci bezprzewodowe drugiej generacji), 728 10/100 switch (przełącznik 10/100), 654 16-bit characters (znaki 16-bitowe), 1003 2G+, 10 10/100/1000 card (karta 10/100/1000), 16-bit color (kolor 16-bitowy), 377 353 16-bit computer (komputer 16-bitowy), 2U, 10 1000BaseLX, 8 384 2-way (dwukierunkowa), 190 1000Base-LX, 8 16-bit driver (sterownik 16-bitowy), 774 2x CD-ROM, 10 1000BaseSX, 8 16-bit sample (próbka 16-bitowa), 649 2x DVD-ROM, 10 1000Base-SX, 8 16-bit sound (16-bitowa karta 2xAGP, 10 dźwiękowa), 9 1000BaseTX, 8 3.3v, 10 16-bit version (wersja 16-bitowa), 914 1000Base-TX, 8 3.5”, 10 16CIF, 9 100BaseFX, 8 3+Open, 10 , 1011 indeks haseł angielskich 1012 3+Share, 11 3-D audio (dźwięk trójwymiarowy), 200 450GX, 13 303x, 11 3D chat (program do pogawędek w wersji 486, 13 308x, 11 trójwymiarowej), 637 486/25, 486/33..., 13 3090, 11 3-D chat (trójwymiarowy pokój rozmów), 486DLC, 14 854 3270, 11 486DX, 14 3-D digitizer (digitizer przeznaczony 3270 Data Stream, 11 do grafiki trójwymiarowej), 136 486DX2, 14 3270 emulator (emulator 3270), 218 3-D digitizer (skaner 3D), 734 486SL, 14 32-bit (32-bitowy), 11 3D Fax, 12 486SLC, 14 32-bit color (32-bitowy kolor), 11 3-D graphics (grafika trójwymiarowa), 486SX, 14 32-bit computer (komputer 32-bitowy), 265 487, 14 384 3-D modeling (modelowanie 4CIF, 14 32-bit disk access (32-bitowy dostęp trójwymiarowe), 476 4DOS, 14 do dysku), 11 3-D positional sound (trójwymiarowy 4GL, 14 32-bit driver (32-bitowy sterownik), 11 dźwięk pozycyjny), 854 4mm tape (taśma 4 mm), 819 32-bit file access (32-bitowy dostęp 3-D sound (dźwięk trójwymiarowy), 200 4-way (4-ścieżkowy), 14 do pliku), 11 3D sound, (dźwięk trójwymiarowy), 200 4x CD-ROM, 14 32-bit processing (przetwarzanie 32- 3D Studio, 12 bitowe), 661 4xAGP, 14 3D tablet (tablet trójwymiarowy), 814 32-bit version (wersja 32-bitowa), 914 5 nines (5 dziewiątek), 14 3-D tablet (tablet przeznaczony do grafiki 32-bit Windows (32-bitowa wersja trójwymiarowej), 814 5.1 channel (kanał 5.1), 351 systemu Windows), 11 3DES, 12 5.25”, 14 32x CD-ROM, 11 3Dfx, 12 50-pin Telco connector (50-końcówkowe 33.3, 11 złącze Telco), 14 3DNow!, 12 34010 & 34020, 11 5100, 14 3DO, 12 3480, 11 5250, 14 3DOF, 13 3490, 11 5250 emulator (emulator 5250), 218 3G, 13 3590, 11 56 Kbps modem (modem o szybkości 3G wireless (sieci bezprzewodowe 56 kb/s), 477 360, 11 trzeciej generacji), 728 360K, 11 56,000 bps modem (modem o szybkości 3GL, 13 56 000 b/s), 477 36-track (36-ścieżkowy), 11 3GPP, 13 568A, 14 370, 11 3GSP, 13 568B, 14 370/XA, 11 3-tier architecture (architektura 586, 14 3770, 11 trójwarstwowa), 37 5v, 14 3780, 11 3U, 13 5x86, 14 37xx, 11 3XRTT, 13 601, 14 386, 11 4:2:2, 13 603, 14 386 Enhanced Mode, 12 4:3, 13 604, 14 386/25, 386/33..., 12 4004, 13 615, 14 386DX, 12 404, 13 620, 14 386EX, 12 404 error (błąd 404), 61 640K, 14 386MAX, 12 411, 13 640x480, 14 386SL, 12 430FX, 13 64-bit (64-bitowy), 15 386SLC, 12 430HX, 13 64-bit graphics accelerator (64-bitowy 386SX, 12 430MX, 13 akcelerator graficzny), 15 387, 12 430TX, 13 650, 15 390, 12 430VX, 13 6502, 15 3Com, 12 43xx, 13 6800, 15 3-D, 12 440BX, 13 68000, 15 3-D animation (animacja trójwymiarowa), 440FX, 13 680x0, 15 32 440LX, 13 686, 15 3D audio (dźwięk trójwymiarowy), 200 450BX, 13 1013 indeks haseł angielskich 68K, 15 8087, 17 absolute (wartość bezwzględna), 909 6DOF, 15 8088, 17 absolute address (adres bezwzględny), 22 6U, 15 80x86, 17 absolute coding (kodowanie 6-way (6-ścieżkowy), 15 8100, 17 bezwzględne), 374 6x CD-ROM, 15 82385, 17 absolute path (ścieżka bezwzględna), 807 6x86, 15 82489DX, 17 absolute reference (odwołanie bezwzględne), 538 6x86MX, 15 8250A, 17 absolute URL (bezwzględny adres URL), 701, 15 8259A, 17 55 702, 16 8514, 17 absolute vector (wektor bezwzględny), 720K, 16 8514/A, 17 914 750, 16 860, 17 absolute zero (zero absolutne), 992 7-bit ASCII (7-bitowy kod 88000, 17 abstract class (klasa abstrakcyjna), 362 znaków ASCII), 16 88K, 17 abstraction layer (warstwa abstrakcji), 908 7-track (7-ścieżkowy), 16 88Open, 17 AC, 19 7x24, 16 8-bit (8-bitowy), 17 AC ‘97, 19 8.3, 16 8-bit color (8-bitowy kolor), 17 AC adapter (zasilacz AC), 988 800x600, 16 8-bit sample (8-bitowa próbka), 17 ACAP, 19 80186/80188, 16 8-bit sound (8-bitowa karta dźwiękowa), ACBD, 20 802.1, 16 17 Accelerated Graphics Port, 20 802.11, 16 8mm tape (taśma 8 mm), 819 Accelerated Hub Architecture, 20 802.11a, 16 8-N-1, 17 accelerator (akcelerator), 26 802.11b, 16 8-second rule (reguła 8 sekund), 681 accelerator board (karta akceleratora), 353 802.12, 16 8VSB, 17 Accelis, 20 802.15, 16 8-VSB, 17 acceptable use policy (zasady 802.1p, 16 8-way (8-ścieżkowy), 17 dopuszczalnych zastosowań), 988 802.1q, 16 8x CD-ROM, 17 acceptance test (testy akceptacyjne), 840 802.2, 16 9221, 17 access (dostęp), 170 802.3, 16 9370, 18 access arm (ramię dostępu), 678 802.3ab, 16 9660, 18 access charge (opłata dostępowa), 550 802.3u, 16 9672, 18 access code (kod dostępu), 371 802.3z, 16 9-track (9-ścieżkowy), 18 access concentrator (koncentrator 802.4, 16 9U, 18 dostępu), 394 802.5, 16 A/B box (przełącznik A/B), 654 access control (kontrola dostępu), 398 802.6, 16 A/D converter (przetwornik A/C), 664 access control list (lista kontroli dostępu), 420 80286, 16 A/V, 46 access control protocol (protokół kontroli 80287, 16 A/V ports (złącza A/V), 996 dostępu), 647 80386, 16 A+ certification (certyfikacja A+), 86 access denied (odmowa dostępu), 536 80386DX, 16 A20, 19 access line (linia abonencka), 419 80386SL, 16 A4, 19 access method (metody dostępu), 458 80386SX, 16 A4 paper (papier formatu A4), 574 access number
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