Computer Newbie Guide to Tech Terms & Definitions

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For individuals seeking to understand computer terminology, several resources are recommended. A notable website is TechTarget's "What Is" section, which provides clear definitions of various computer-related terms such as drivers, servers, Wi-Fi, and Ethernet. Additionally, Wikipedia is frequently used for definitions and further links, though users are advised to approach its content critically, as not all information may be reliable.
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Hi, these days everyone knows a lot about the computer. I, on the other hand, don't know that much. So I was wondering, is there a nice website that tells me about what the different teriminologies that are used in the context of computers like drivers, servers, WI-FI, Ethernet, etc?
 
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try some of those
 
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http://whatis.techtarget.com/

I also use Wikipedia often to get definitions and find links, but you must take almost everything there with a grain of salt.
 
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