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The internet is full of seemingly bizarre terms and acronyms. Webopedia is great resource when trying to understand just what they mean.
Ever come across an internet or computer related term or acronym that made absolutely NO sense? And yet the writer, perhaps even me, uses it as if everyone on the planet should know what it means?
Webopedia is the site for you. "The only online dictionary and search engine you need for computer and Internet technology definitions."
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FUD? TCP/IP? router? smiley? These and thousands of other words and acronyms are defined in short, easy to understand terms, and heavily cross-referenced so if you stumble across another term you've not heard of before, understanding is just a mouse click away.
While I try not to use too many buzzwords and incomprehensible acronyms, if there's a term you're not sure about, Webopedia is a great place to track it down.
Article C2572 - February 27, 2006
Leo A. Notenboom has been playing with computers since he
was required to take a programming class in 1976. An 18 year career as a programmer at Microsoft soon followed.
After "retiring" in 2001, Leo started Ask Leo! in 2003 as a place for answers
to common computer and technical questions. More about Leo.
Hi, Leo-----Please correct the Webopedia definition of S-video: S-video stands for SEPARATE VIDEO, not Super Video.
Thanks
05-Jul-2009
Posted by: Michael at July 4, 2009 2:37 PM
Thanks. I've used Wikipedia quite often for this, though the content can get too deep too fast.
Posted by: GREG JACKSON at June 9, 2011 11:11 AM