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If u were a venture capitalist(vc) what technology do you expect to most change the world in the coming years? wheres the $? Video games would change the world in the coming years. The money is givin to the video games store and the store that video game lovers buy the system. as known as xbox, or playstaion 2 etc......

1. Yea i think so because you make money the way you make money.

2. No they shouldn't sign if they know their client is giving false information their just wasting their time.

3. no salesperson shouldn't push an inferior product just to make a quote because they wouldn't like if someone cheated them aboutmoney.

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SAN FRANCISCO -- Ten days after Dell's record-setting notebook battery recall, Apple Computer Inc. the inc told its customers to return batteries that could overheat their laptops. it's basic story is telling the customers why they say to return batteries and what started the crucial disaster to the laptops.

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This article is about cary n.c. resturant facing losess adding up to 6.million dollars of the shutdown that happened a week ago because of the resturants water supply with bacteria. simplying saying the resturants insurance wont cover the bill for the water bacteria they are polluting to our people also themselfs.

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This article is about Lowe's Cos., the nation's second-largest home-improvement chainits second-quarter profit rose 11 percent. and its also saying

its shares tumbled more than 4 percent as it cut its full-year earnings outlook, saying higher energy prices and a slowing housing market are crimping consumer spending.

9:49 AM 8/24/2006a. computer-an electronic device that accepts data, performs
computations, and makes logical decisions to produce information in a
form useful to humans.
b. general puropse computers- computers where both computation and
input/output processing capabilities support a wide array of
applications.
c. information- data in a form that humans can understand and use.
d. information/data processing-the process of sharing information
between humans and computers.
e. information utilities- buisnesses or universities that use large
computers to store huge amounts of information about many subjects and
make it available to the public.
f. application program- a program that instructs the computer to
perform a specific, user-defined task.
g. computer system-acombination of hardware and software that interacts
to accomplish a task.
h. hardware-the tangible, physical equipment of a computer, which
includes input, processing, storage,and output devices.
i. input- data that enters the computer system via an input or storage
device.
j. input device- a hardware device that enables the computer to accept
data.
k. microminiaturization- the ongoing technological process of size
reduction that has enabled an entire micropressor to occupy the space
of a tiny chip.
l. output- data that leaves the computer system via any output or
storage device.
m. output device-a hardware device that reports information in an
understandable form.
n. processing- activity within the computers proccesor where detailed
instructions, called software programs, tell the computer what to do
produce the desired information.
o. processor- a hardware device that processes data into meaningful
info.10:12 AM 8/24/2006
p.program- a series of detailed, step-by-step instructions that tell
the computer what to do.
q. raw data/ original data- data fed into the computer for processing.
r. software- the nonphysical, electronic instructions that tell a
computer what to do.
s. source documents- paper forms on which data may be written before
being entered into the computer.
t.storage device- a hardware device that permits storage at data.
u. system program- a program that controls the computer's circuitry and
harware devices.
v. information superhighway- a global network of computers that
provides access through digita, voice, and video communication to
information resources anywhere in the world.
w. megahertz- one million cycles, or pulses, per second.
x.local area networks- computer networks limited to a small area such
as a school or an office building and generally connected with cables.
y. internet- the world'slargest wide area network.