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Glossary
SD Memory Card A memory card roughly the size of a postage stamp, with a unique ID. Enables recording of
music and video data, and features a powerful copyright protection function. Can be used in a
wide range of devices, including computers, digital cameras, and mobile phones, as well as for
data exchange.
Setup Utility Software that operates on BIOS (Î page 159), and is used to set the computer’s system
configuration. The Setup Utility enables settings and changes related to the computer’s
operation and security levels.
z On this computer, the Setup Utility can be accessed by pressing the
F2
key immediately
after the computer starts up.
Simultaneous Display
(Intel
®
Dual Display
Clone)
Displaying the same screen on both the internal LCD (Î page 165) and a connected external
display.
z On this computer, the display can be switched between external display, internal LCD, and
simultaneous display by pressing the
Fn
+
F3
key.
SRAM – Static RAM When rewriting data (“refresh”) to protect recorded contents (as in the case of DRAM) is not
required, SRAM offers the advantage of higher data processing speed. An SRAM Card is a
device that uses Static RAM.
Standby A function that enables the current working conditions to be stored in memory when the power
is turned off, so when the power resumes, the working conditions immediately before the power
was turned off will be displayed on the screen. When the power supply is disconnected, the
data stored in memory is lost, so always connect the AC adaptor or battery pack when the
computer is in standby mode.
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