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Gain |
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The relative amplification of
signals such as current, power or voltage; gains are measured as a
factor or in decibels. |
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Game port |
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This is an input/output
connector used to plug a joy stick or similar game gizmo to a computer
system; the connector is usually a 15 pin socket, which is then plugged
to a computer. |
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Geek |
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A person that prefers to spend
more time with machines (computers, internet, etc.) than with actual
people; a computer expert; a techie. |
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Ghost |
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It is a undesired effects in broadcasted received images; it is a
blurry, shadowy picture viewed onscreen and looks as a watermark on
top of the regular image; this happens when the signals are received
a split of a second apart from each other instead of all together.
When the image is collected all together, is called a
positive-image, while when getting ghost-pictures, the image is
called a negative-image. |
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Giga |
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One billion (1,000 million);
in data it means, 1,024 × 1,048,576. See also gigabyte. |
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Gigabyte (GB) |
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Often mentioned to be a
billion bytes, the gigabyte is exactly 1,048,576 bytes (1,000 ×
1,048,576 bytes); acronym GB. |
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