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Network

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A group of computers and devices connected so they can share information and work together.

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Mainframe

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A super-powerful computer that big companies use to handle lots of tasks at once.

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Personal computer

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A computer meant for one person to use, like a laptop or desktop.

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HTTP

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The rules that let you open and view websites on the internet.

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Hub

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A basic network device that connects multiple devices in a network and broadcasts data to all connected devices.

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Router

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A networking device that directs data packets between different networks and manages traffic efficiently.

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Wired

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A network connection established using physical cables, such as Ethernet cables, for data transmission.

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3G

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The third generation of mobile network technology, providing faster internet speeds and improved connectivity compared to earlier generations.

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5G

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The fifth generation of mobile network technology, known for ultra-fast speeds, low latency, and support for IoT devices.

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WiFi

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A wireless networking technology that allows devices to connect to a network or the internet without physical cables.