LA A flashcards 2

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Compatibility

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The ability of different systems, devices, or software to work together without issues.

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Capacity

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The maximum amount of data a storage device can hold, often measured in bytes, like GB (Gigabytes) or TB (Terabytes).

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Durability

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How long a device or storage medium can last without breaking down or losing data.

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Portability

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The ease of carrying or moving a device or data from one place to another. For example, laptops and USB drives are portable.

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Accessibility

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The ability for all users, including those with disabilities, to access and use technology or information effectively.

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Resolution

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The clarity or detail in an image, usually measured in pixels. Higher resolution means sharper, more detailed images.

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Migration

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Moving data, applications, or systems from one location, platform, or system to another, such as upgrading from one software to a newer version.

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Lossy Compression

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A method of reducing file size by removing some data, which can reduce quality. Commonly used for images, audio, and video.

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Lossless Compression

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A way to reduce file size without losing any data, so the original quality is preserved. Often used for text and some image files.

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Disk Cleanup

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A maintenance tool that removes unnecessary files from a computer’s storage to free up space and improve performance.