bir modem bulundu ne demek?

found

1. Tesis etmek
2. Dayandırmak, dayanmak.
3. Kurmak.
4. Temelini atmak.
5. Kalıba dökmek, dökmek, eritmek
6. Bkz. find.

bir

1. Bu sayıyı gösteren 1, I rakamlarının adı.
2. Sayıların ilki.
3. Ortaklaşa olan, birleşik, müşterek.
4. Eş, aynı, bir boyda.
5. Beraber.
6. Herhangi bir varlığı belirsiz olarak gösteren (sayı).
7. Bu sayı kadar olan.
8. Tek.
9. Kuyu. (Osmanlıca'da yazılışı: bi'r)
10. Yıldırım. Bulutdan buluta veya bulutdan yere elektrik boşanması.

bir abam var atarım, nerede olsam yatarım

1. Tek başına yaşayan bir kimse, sorumluluğunda başkaları olmadığı için rahat hareket eder.

modem

1. Çevirge.
2. Çevirge
3. Modem allows two computers to communicate over ordinary phone lines It derives its name from modulate / demodulate, the process by which it converts digital computer data back and forth for use with an analog phone line.
4. Modem.
5. MOdulator/DEModulator A device that converts between digital signals from the computer and analog signals for communication over a telephone line.
6. Modulator/demodulator, a device that can convert digital signals from a computer into analog sound signals for transmission over a telephone line, and vice versa.
7. Communications device that enables a computer to transmit information over a standard telephone line, and the most common way for people to connect to the Internet There are two modems involved in making a connection: one that connects the user's computer to the phone jack and, at the other end of the line, the modem that communicates with a networked computer.
8. Device that converts digital data from a computer to an analog signal It also converts telephone analog signals to digital data for use by the computer.
9. -- A device that you connect to your computer and to a phone line, that allows the computer to talk to other computers through the phone system Basically, modems do for computers what a telephone does for humans.
10. Device that enables a user to dial into another computer via telephone lines to send and receive data The most common use of modems is for dialing into an Internet service provider to access the Internet or World Wide Web, though they can also be used to send faxes and transmit data directly from one computer to another Modems do not provide high bandwidth, and as a result, they do not provide high speed Internet access Most Americans who access the Internet from home use modems Back to top.