Directory of Systems Resources

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Computer systems are any set of hardware, firmware, and peripherals, designed to work together. For personal computers, PCs, a system comprises at least the following: a system unit housing hardware and, the motherboard and any related expansion boards, disk drives (hard, floppy, CD/DVD), memory; a keyboard, a mouse and a monitor. Other devices may be present, such as a printer, modem or backup tape drive. Operating systems and application software can be thought of as parts of a full computer system, but this category focuses on HARDWARE components only. The Computers/Systems category covers hardware and software systems.

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Resources in This Category

• Fujitsu Ltd.

  http://jp.fujitsu.com/
  International manufacturer of computers, supercomputers, desktops and laptops. In English and Japanese.

• NEI

  http://www.nei.com/
  Develops purpose-built platforms, appliances and support services for application software developers, OEMs and service providers.

• Raspberry Pi

  http://www.raspberrypi.org/
  Documentation and downloads for an ARM based computer running under GNU/Linux. Official site.

• Toshiba

  http://www.toshiba.com/
  Manufacturer of servers, desktop and laptop computers.

• UK Gaming Computers

  http://www.ukgamingcomputers.co.uk/
  Suppliers of high spec custom gaming computers to the UK.

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