||Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory. Can be erased while still on the circuit board. See EPROM.
||When referring to software, a program that performs some kind of intricate data manipulation. i.e. a search engine
||Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory. A type of ROM chip that can be programmed, then erased prior to reprogramming. Usually erased by exposing the circuitry in the chip to ultraviolet light. See PROM.
||A local area network architecture.
||The pathway by which a CPU and other components of the system board communicate with cards in the computer's expansion slots. Also called the bus and the system bus.
||A printed circuit card that plugs into an expansion slot and adds functionality to the computer system.
||A connector on the system board that can hold an expansion card such as a display adaptor, disk drive controller, I/O card, memory expansion.
||An intranet that is made available to external customers or organizations to view data. Most are password protected for the security of the client.