The device contained all the arithmetic, logic, and control circuitry required to perform the functions of a computer's central processing unit (CPU).
It comes in the form of a modestly sized plastic box that is light enough to perch on a desk and combines the functions of a computer printer, scanner, photocopier and "baby" photographic studio.
Computer crime, as previously described, can be broadly defined as any criminal activity that involves the use of information technology, including illegally accessing information, intercepting data, damaging or deleting data, interfering with the functioning of a computer system, identity theft, etc. Information-related crime and computer/network security issues are already major concerns.
System tests examine the functions of a computer program as a whole, without the knowledge of the internal structure of the software.
The computer software performed the function of a composer by trying to find patterns within and between existing tunes, Mr. Kelly explained.
The Chrono-bit wristwatch performs the functions of a supercompact computer and can sync up with schedule and contact data from Microsoft Outlook 2000/98/ 97, Lotus Notes R5/R4.6, and Lotus Organiser 2000.
Microprocessor, any of a type of miniature electronic device that contains the arithmetic, logic, and control circuitry necessary to perform the functions of a digital computer's central processing unit.
Wearable computers that mimic the function of a watch, but also connect to smartphones to offer extra functionality, are a growing category, though still of niche interest.
The main function of a computer supported outbreak detection system is to warn for potential outbreaks.
In computer science, the function of an artifact is initially laid out in a (functional) specification (Summerville 2012; Vliet 2008).
The CRARAP software was specifically developed for this study to combine the functions of a standard touchscreen computer with a speech-generating device (SGD) and the feature of automatic response to requests.
