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Handwriting recognition Wireless ports Disk storage Internet access
a unique code (PIN). the capability for text displays. the capability to receive spoken messages. a keyboard.
tablet computer. desktop computer. laptop computer. cell phone.
pick up requests and send them to a mobile switching center. compress and decompress signals. translate voice input. act as a modem.
file synchronization. store and forward technology. peer-to-peer file sharing. notation systems.
WML. Graffiti. MP3. HTML.
biofuel. nickel based. 9 volt. lithium ion.
file transfer system. optical storage device. flash card. specialized processor.
Bluetooth. Blueboard. MS Transcriber. Dragonball.
a battery keeps current available for RAM. the memory contents are synchronized with a desktop. the memory contents are copied to flash cards. the memory contents are stored in ROM.
They report the number of minutes of remaining lifetime. They include CPUs and operating systems. They have power management features. They are used primarily for speech-recognition systems.
opening in which to plug a series of peripheral devices. place to plug in a laptop in order to ease connection to a peripheral device. file synchronization software utility. device for connecting a handheld computer to a desktop.
language for microbrowsing. network standard for wireless transmission media. protocol for wireless Internet access. technology for obtaining a subset of Web content, eliminating unnecessary graphics and links.
tablet computers. PDAs. cell phones. laptops.
A printer A DVD drive A cradle An internal hard drive
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