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  • 1Disk magazine — For the British pop music magazine, see Disc (magazine). A disk magazine, colloquially known as a diskmag, is a magazine that is distributed in electronic form to be read using computers. These had some popularity in the 1980s and 1990s as… …

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  • 2Grapevine (disk magazine) — Grapevine was a disk magazine for the Commodore Amiga published by the demo scene group LSD. The first eight issues each came on a single floppy disk, but as the magazine became more popular and more articles were submitted by its readers, it… …

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  • 3Floppy Disk — Speichermedium Diskette 90 mm (3,5″) Diskette Allgemeines Typ Magnetischer Datenträger Kapazität bis 240 MB[1] Lebensdauer …

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  • 4Floppy Disk Drive — Speichermedium Diskette 90 mm (3,5″) Diskette Allgemeines Typ Magnetischer Datenträger Kapazität bis 240 MB[1] Lebensdauer …

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  • 5Floppy disk — Speichermedium Diskette 90 mm (3,5″) Diskette Allgemeines Typ Magnetischer Datenträger Kapazität bis 240 MB[1] Lebensdauer …

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  • 6Hard Disk — Speichermedium Allgemeines Name Hard Disk Drive Abkürzung HDD Typ magnetisch Ursprung …

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  • 7Hard Disk Drive — Speichermedium Allgemeines Name Hard Disk Drive Abkürzung HDD Typ magnetisch Ursprung …

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  • 8digital disk — or digital disc, a sound recording made by electrical signals coded into binary digits …

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  • 9List of Ecma standards — This is a list of standards published by Ecma International, formerly the European Computer Manufacturers Association.* ECMA 6 7 bit coded character set (same as ISO/IEC 646/ITU T T.50) * ECMA 13 File Structure and Labelling of Magnetic Tapes… …

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  • 10Abkürzungen/Computer — Dies ist eine Liste technischer Abkürzungen, die im IT Bereich verwendet werden. A [nach oben] AA Antialiasing AAA authentication, authorization and accounting, siehe Triple A System AAC Advanced Audio Coding AACS …

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