A Hardware Device That Permits a Computer to Exchange Digital

question 6

Multiple Choice

a hardware device that permits a computer to exchange digital data with another computer via an analog telephone line or dedicated connection

• A)flow control
• B)cable modem
• C)synchronous communication
• D)data pump
• E)daemon
• F)protocol
• G)ADSL
• H)Xon-Xoff
• I)modem
• J)asynchronous communication

Grasp the requirements and procedure for obtaining a patent, including the necessity of detailing and specifying new inventions.

Recognize the significance of trade name registration and the potential loss of exclusive rights due to common usage.

Distinguish between copyright, patents, registered designs, and trademarks in safeguarding intellectual property.

Identify the conditions under which a design can be subject to registered design legislation.

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