Category: Technology

According to abbreviationfinder, ADSL stands for Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (“Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line”). ADSL is a type of DSL line . It consists of an analog transmission of digital data supported by the symmetrical pair of copper that carries the conventional telephone line or subscriber line, as long as the length of the line […]

Abbreviated as PCI by Abbreviationfinder, Peripheral Component Interconnect is a standard computer bus for connecting peripheral devices directly to your motherboard. These devices can be integrated circuits fitted into it (so-called “planar devices” in the PCI specification) or expansion cards that fit into connectors. If it stops working, the USB-RJ45 Adapter can be used. History […]

According to Abbreviationfinder, JPEG stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group. One of the most popular formats to save our digital images, let’s know a little more about its origin, characteristics that differentiate it from other image formats. Let’s start by understanding where the name JPEG derives from, this format was created by the Joint Photographic […]

According to abbreviationfinder, HDMI stands for High Definition Multimedia Interface. It is a transmission standard in which sound and images are transmitted simultaneously between two devices, for example between a television and a Blu-ray player. HDMI has replaced older connections such as SCART and the standard enables the transmission of high-resolution image formats such as […]

With Google Earth you can virtually travel the whole globe. The moon and Mars can now also be reached with a click of the mouse. But how does it all actually work? What features does Google Earth offer? Which devices can I use it on? Where do the images come from and how often are […]

Among the established web browsers, Google Chrome from the USA is one of the youngest – introduced in 2008, the 89th version is now on the market. Shortly after its appearance, Google Chrome became the most widely used browser in the world. What is special about Google Chrome? How does the browser work and what […]

Google is the name of the world’s most famous internet search engine. The company behind it, Google Incorporated, sees its task in organizing the world’s information, making it generally usable and accessible. We succeeded: Google is the world market leader of all Internet search engines with a market share of over 80 percent. The two […]

Computers are made up of a series of technologies that work together. Processors, memories, graphics chips and other devices evolve and improve the user experience. With items like hard drives, DVD or Blu-ray players and SSD drives it could be no different. The SATA interface is proof of this. According to AbbreviationFinder.org, SATA stands for Serial Advanced […]

According to AbbreviationFinder web dictionary, PCI Express is a short name for Peripheral Component Interconnect Express, basically a standard that allows various types of devices, such as video cards and SSDs, to be connected to a computer. This standard is also known as PCIe, or PCI-E. But how exactly does PCI Express work? How does […]

The acronym HD can refer to two different meanings: “High Definition” or “Hard Disk”. Based on Abbreviation Finder, the former stands for “High Definition” and is used in most cases when referring to the image quality of a TV set. HDTV is a characteristic present in the most modern televisions that receive digital signal and present […]