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Glossary
U
USB – Universal Serial
Bus
A standard for connecting peripheral devices (keyboards, printers, digital cameras, etc.) to
computers. If the peripheral device is USB compatible, it can be used by connecting the USB
connectors on the computer and the device via a USB cable. As a rule, USB devices can be
connected or disconnected without turning off the computer’s main power (“Hot plug”).
z This computer is compatible with USB2.0 devices. If USB2.0 peripheral devices are used,
high-speed communication between the devices and the computer is possible.
User Account Account: Î page 158
V
Video CD A CD with video data recorded. Also refers to the recording format. Movies and other video
contents are compressed using MPEG1 (Î page 167) and stored on a CD. Video CD
contents can be played back on a DVD player/recorder that accommodates this format. Video
CDs can also be played back on a computer using MPEG decoder software. Movies and
video CDs containing karaoke and a variety of other contents are also available.
z Video CD disks can be played back using Windows
®
Media Player and WinDVD, which are
installed on this computer.
Virus Computer Virus: Î page 160
W
WEP
– Wired Equivalent
Privacy
An encryption technology used for Wireless LAN (Î page 174). To protect security during
information transmissions, communication can only occur when the same network key
(Î page 167) is registered to both parties involved in the communication.
VIDEO CD
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