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Meanings of microcomputer in inglés

portugués
pc
catalán
pc
español
microcomputadora
Wikidata

A small digital computer based on a microprocessor and designed to be used by one person at a time.

microcomputadora
ruso
микрокомпьютер
portugués
microcomputador
español
microcomputadora
catalán
microcomputador
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Small, relatively inexpensive computer.

microcomputadora
Sinónimos
Examples for "personal computer"
Examples for "personal computer"
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Gateway has introduced a new personal computer which is aimed at first-time-buyers.
The Irish Times
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With these personal computer glasses on, we see a bit more clearly.
The Guardian
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But who first came up with the concept of a personal computer?
BBC
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Alan Kay once called the Macintosh the first personal computer worth criticizing.
Wired
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Kapor was unemployed when he bought his first personal computer-anApple II.
The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontie...
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Analysts said the new laptop may help revive the ailing PC market.
BBC
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Every new PC purchased this year, for instance, must carry the designation.
Reuters
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Analysts said Dell, like many PC sellers, had particular problems in Germany.
The Irish Times
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Results: The median survival time of patients receiving PC was 19 months.
Pubmed
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Europe's crisis is expected to curtail PC-buying further in the second half.
Reuters
Usage of microcomputer in inglés
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Methods of analysis included microcomputer tomography scans, histology, and in situ hybridization.
Pubmed
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Platelet aggregation was monitored continuously over the thorax using a microcomputer-based system.
Pubmed
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All data were digitalized and stored by a microcomputer for further data processing.
Pubmed
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Nobody has really contested that the Micral was the first microcomputer.
Wired
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Gates and Allen worked night and day to complete the first microcomputer Basic.
Wired
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Many items of UNIX, C, USENET, and microcomputer-based jargon were added at that time.
The Jargon File, Version 4.2.2, 20 Aug 2000
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Precise and accurate acid-base titrations in micellar systems were made feasible using a microcomputer-controlled titrator.
Pubmed
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The old-line firm just wasn't sure that the fledgling microcomputer market would be at all profitable.
Wired
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When Digital declined, IBM went to a small firm known for microcomputer adaptations of BASIC: Microsoft.
Wired
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A microcomputer synchronizes the entire system, collects data, performs calculations, and creates visual displays of results.
Pubmed
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All measurements were done from standard lateral radiographs with a graphic digitizer connected to a microcomputer.
Pubmed
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ASCII, pronounced "ask-key," is the common code for microcomputer equipment.
The Online World
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His most recent stint, on a Fulbright (his 2nd), involved teaching microcomputer applications in Argentina.
The new yorker
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Bulletin board A computer, often a microcomputer, set up to receive calls and work as an online service.
The Online World
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While the vendors were lapping up government subsidies, microcomputer manufacturers were engaged in a Darwinian struggle for market share.
Wired
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Not because this is the best microcomputer in the world, but because there are more of them than anything else.
The Online World