Please see the terminology related to the content and their meanings.
BIOS: A series of computer instructions that control input and output
operations in firmware.
EIDE (Enhanced Integrated Drive Electronics): Drive that interfaces that transfer
data faster than original standards.
Floppy Disk: A hardware device that reads data and storage information.
Memory: Memory refers to a computing system which is used to store
information for use on a computer hardware device.
Operating System: A system that manages computer hardware.
PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect ): A local network bus to connect
hardware devices to a computer.
Punch Card: A card formerly used to program computers.
ROM (Read-only memory): A non-volatile type of memory used in computers
and other electronic devices.
Super Disk: A storage disk that faster and greater than floppy disk.
Zip Disk: A zip disk is a computer disk that is identical to floppy disk, but capable
of storing more data.
