Desktop Computers
Desktop computers as the name suggests are designed to be used at a single location which is often a desk or table in an office, home or classroom. Desktop computers were the first types of personal computers which were developed and marketed in 1980s and 1990s by leading manufacturers such as IBM, Apple, HP etc. Desktop computers have remained as the main feature of most offices for last three decades and have revolutionised the way in which most businesses work. Desktop computers are typically more advanced than tablets or laptops and are designed for executing more complex functions. A desktop computer consists of several different parts such as a system block which contains CPU, internal disk drive, motherboard, cooling fans. System block is connected to a screen/monitor and input devices such as keyboards, mouse etc. by cables and has its own power supply adapter.
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Data Physics UK Ltd
View company profileThe Data Physics 900 Series Dynamic Signal Analyser combines signal analysis capabilities with a new distributed real-time signal processing engine to provide unrivalled dynamic testing capabilities. The 900 Series hardware is designed for demanding field applications, and with modular gigabit Ethernet architecture, the 900 Series can be expanded to over 1,000 channels for laboratory use.
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NB Data
View company profileNB Data is a trusted supplier of Telephony and Business Communications Solutions that listens considers your needs and delivers choice and best value.
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