AHLAN WA SAHLAN......
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SYUKRAN........
HAVE A NICE DAY....
~~~~L CHANGE THE WORLD~~~~
Selamat Pengantin Baru....
Selamat Pengantin Baru Akhi Daus & Kak Aisyah
Selamat Berjuang Wahai Sahabatku
>> Monday, October 18, 2010
Selamat Berjuang Wahai Sahabat2ku..
Belajar Untuk Ilmu
>> Friday, September 17, 2010
Belajar lah Untuk Ilmu...
Khas untuk sahabat2 semua..
Tarikh-tarikh penting dalam islam
Tetiba hari ni ada orang tanya, berapa haribulan Hari Raya Haji???? so, terdetiklah hati untuk design poster Tarikh-Tarikh penting bulan islam dalam tahun 2010 ni.... huhuhuuhuuu...
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri
>> Monday, September 6, 2010
Assalamualaikum....
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitr
Maaf Zahir & Batin
Wallpaper The Chosen One
>> Sunday, September 5, 2010
Setelah kian lama menyepi.... kini ku hadirkan wallpaper terbaru "The Chosen One" lirik wallpaper maher zain.. silakan download jika berminat
Maher Zain Hold My hands
>> Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Untuk perkongsian bersama2 anda... :-)
Maher Zain Always Be There
>> Thursday, April 15, 2010
Satu lagi karya ku yang berjaya disiapkan...
khas untuk para sahabat2 yang minat dengan lagu tersebut...
terimalah!! Maher Zain Always Be There....
:-)
Maher Zain Open Your Eyes
>> Sunday, April 11, 2010
baru jer design.... huhuhuu...
boleh guna jadikan wallpaper desktop
sambil mendalami lirik2 dia yang penuh maksud mendalam..
Thank You Allah
>> Sunday, March 21, 2010
Khas untuk anda semua lagi..
:-)
Optical Media
>> Saturday, January 9, 2010
- Optical media into two groups:
> CDs and DVDs
> CDs store around 700 MB and come in three varieties:
- CD-ROM (read only memory: you can’t change the data on them)
- CD-R (recordable:you can change the data once)
- CD-RW (rewritable: you can change thedata on them over and over)
> DVDs store much more data—around 4 GB
Hard Drive
- Store programs and data that are not currently being used by the CPU
- Hard drive stores much more data than a typical PC’s RAM — up to hundreds of gigabytes
- Store programs and data that are not currently being used by the CPU
- Two(2) types:
> The older parallel ATA (PATA)
> Modern serial ATA (SATA)
- PATA drives use a ribbon cable very similar to the one used by floppy drives, whereas SATA drives use a very narrow cable
- Few PCs use Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) drives
> SCSI drives are generally faster and more expensive, so they usually show up only in high-end PCs such as network servers or graphics workstations
Floppy Drive
- Enables you to access removable floppy disks (diskettes)
- The floppy drive used in PCs today is called a 3.5” floppy drive
Power Supply
- Provides the necessary electrical power to make the PC operate
- The power supply takes standard (in the United States) 110-volt AC power and converts it into 12-volt, 5-volt, and 3.3-volt DC power
MotherBoard
It’s like the chassis of an automobile. In a car, everything connects to the chassis either directly or indirectly. In a PC, everything connects to the motherboard either directly or indirectly
RAM
- Random Access Memory (RAM) stores programs and data currently being used by the CPU
others. Your CPU and RAM are very sensitive to ESD. If you touch the metal
parts of your CPU or RAM and you have even the tiniest amount of charge,
it can destroy them.
Baca Berikutnya.....
CPU
Central Processing Unit (CPU), also called the microprocessor
- Performs all the calculations that take place inside a PC
- Require a cooling fan and heat sink assembly to avoid overheating
- Two(2) most common makes of CPUs used in PCs are AMD and Intel
Modem
- Enables you to connect your PC to a telephone.
- Modems have two RJ-11 sockets.
> One (1) connects the modem to the telephone jack on the wall,
> One (1) for an optional telephone
- External modems
> Traditionally connected to a male 9-pin or 25-pin D-subminiatureport on the system unit called a serial port (Figure 2-33)
>Although just about every external modem today connects to USB, most computers come with a serial port for legacy devices
Network
- Are groups of connected PCs that share information
- Connect via some type of cabling
>An RJ-45 connection
Sound
- Sound device on your card performs two functions
>Takes digital information and turns it into sound, outputting the sound through speakers
>Takes sound that is input through a microphone and turns it into digital data
- PCs have at least two miniature audio jacks: one for a microphone and another for stereo speakers
- Few sound cards
> Provide a female 15-pin DB port
> Enables you to attach an electronic musical instrument interface or add a joystick to your PC
- Sony/Philips Digital Interface Format (S/PDIF) connection
> One S/PDIF connection replaces all of the mini-audio connections,
> Assuming your surround speaker system also comes with an S/PDIF connection
Monitor
- Connects to the video connector
- Two(2) types of video connectors:
1. 15-pin female DB video graphics array (VGA) connector
>VGA connectors are colored blue
2. Digital Video Interface (DVI) connector., whereas DVI
>DVI connectors are colored white
-S-Video connector
1. Support all sorts of interesting video jobs, such as connecting to output to a television or input from a video camera
- High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI)
1. Newest video connector
2. Ability to carry both video and sound on the same cable
3. Primarily designed for home theater
RJ Connectors
- Plastic plug used to connect your telephone cord to the jack is a classic example of an RJ plug
- Only two types of RJ jacks: the RJ-11 and the RJ-45
- The phone jack is an RJ-11. It is used almost exclusively for modems
- The slightly wider RJ-45 jack is used for your network connection
DB Connectors
- Have a slight D shape,
-Only one proper way to insert a plug into the socket and makes it easier to remember
- What they’re called
1. Technically, they’re known as D-sub or D-subminiature connectors,
2. Most techs call them DB
3. Usually for a printer or video
Firewire Connectors
-Known as IEEE 1394,
-Moves data at incredibly high speeds,
Perfect connection for highly specialized applications, such as streaming video from a digital video camera onto a hard drive.
- FireWire consists of a special 6-wire connector
There’s also a smaller, 4-pin version, usually seen on peripherals.
- Like USB, FireWire devices are hot-swappable.
USB Connectors
Universal serial bus (USB)
- Many different devices, such as mice, keyboards, scanners,
- Cameras, and printers. USB connections come in three different sizes:
1. A (very common),
2. B, and mini-B (less common).
3.The USB A connector’s distinctive rectangular shape makes it easily recognizable
2 Features :
- Hot-Swappable
1. Can insert or remove them without restarting your PC
2. Almost every other type of connector requires you to turn the system off,insert or remove the connector, and then turn the system back on
- Many USB devices get their electrical power through the USB connection, so they don’t need batteries or a plug for an electrical outlet
Avoiding Electrostatic Discharge
- Can cause catastrophic failure or upset failure
- Protection against ESD
1. Ground Bracalet or static strap
2. Ground mats
3. Static shielding bags
Describe how the PC works
Computer functions through four stages:
1. INPUT
2. PROCESSING
3. OUTPUT
4. STORAGE
Knowing which parts participate in a particular stage of the computing process enables you to troubleshoot on a fundamental and decisive level.