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Mac:
Abbreviated name of the Apple Macintosh computer. This computer is often used for graphic application and image processing.
Mac OS:
The Apple Macintosh computer's operating system.
Macro converter:
Lens attachment that permits fascinating detailed shots.
Mailbox:
Electronic mailbox. Either an answering machine or a computer service that enables the user to leave voice announcements, text message, digital images or any other type of file. Ordinarily, mailboxes are accessed via telephone lines through the use of a modem.
Megapixel digital camera:
Digital camera equipped with a CCD that can record images with over 1,000,000 pixel.
Memory Stick:
A memory medium developed by SONY.
Microprocessor:
The programmable chip controlling the computer. It is composed of either one or more integrated circuits.
MiniCards:
Small memory cards that are manufactured by intel (Miniature Card) or Toshiba (SSFDC)
MO Disk:
Magneto Optical Disk. An MO Disk can be rewritten as often as desired and features high storage capacity (up to 5.2 GB) and data security,
MO Drive:
Device used for the reading of information from, and the writing of information to, an MO disk. OLYMPUS is among the companies that these devices.
Modem:
Word derived from Modulation and Demodulation. A device which transforms digital data into analog signals in order to send the information through a telephone line. A modem is necessary to access the internet or online service.
Moiré:
An interference pattern brought about when images of differing resolution are superimposed. (This problem may occur, for example, if small diamond shapes are to be reproduced an a television screen)
MPEG:
Motion Picture Expert Group. It describes a compression format for digitized video images.
MPU:
Mathematical Processing Unit. Either an integrated or separate component of a processor, which carries out the mathematical calculations, e.g. for certain image processing task.
Abbreviated name of the Apple Macintosh computer. This computer is often used for graphic application and image processing.
The Apple Macintosh computer's operating system.
Lens attachment that permits fascinating detailed shots.
Electronic mailbox. Either an answering machine or a computer service that enables the user to leave voice announcements, text message, digital images or any other type of file. Ordinarily, mailboxes are accessed via telephone lines through the use of a modem.
Digital camera equipped with a CCD that can record images with over 1,000,000 pixel.
A memory medium developed by SONY.
The programmable chip controlling the computer. It is composed of either one or more integrated circuits.
Small memory cards that are manufactured by intel (Miniature Card) or Toshiba (SSFDC)
Magneto Optical Disk. An MO Disk can be rewritten as often as desired and features high storage capacity (up to 5.2 GB) and data security,
Device used for the reading of information from, and the writing of information to, an MO disk. OLYMPUS is among the companies that these devices.
Word derived from Modulation and Demodulation. A device which transforms digital data into analog signals in order to send the information through a telephone line. A modem is necessary to access the internet or online service.
An interference pattern brought about when images of differing resolution are superimposed. (This problem may occur, for example, if small diamond shapes are to be reproduced an a television screen)
Motion Picture Expert Group. It describes a compression format for digitized video images.
Mathematical Processing Unit. Either an integrated or separate component of a processor, which carries out the mathematical calculations, e.g. for certain image processing task.
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