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What does the 'M' in HDMI stand for?
Answer: Multimedia
Why: The first HDMI spec arrived on 9 December 2002 with eight audio channels; HDMI 2.0 raised that ceiling to 32 on the same single cable.
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Which laptop brand featured the first ever built-in Wi-Fi?
Answer: Apple iBook
Why: Wireless was a 99 dollar option: the iBook had two built-in antennas and an empty AirPort slot, so the radio card was bought separately.
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Which basic computer logic gate requires the absolute fewest transistors to construct?
Answer: NOT gate
Why: A standard CMOS NOT gate requires only two transistors, one PMOS and one NMOS, to invert an electrical signal.
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Why are computer heatsinks built with dozens of thin metal fins?
Answer: To increase surface area for cooling
Why: More fins is not always better: pack them too tightly and air cannot flow between them, so spacing is tuned to the fan behind the stack.
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Why did the IBM PC win the personal computer market?
Answer: Its open design allowed cheap compatible clones.
Why: IBM printed the PC's full technical reference, BIOS listing included, so rivals could clean room clone it and the standard outgrew IBM.
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Which supercomputer was the first commercially successful vector machine?
Answer: Cray-1
Why: A 12.5 nanosecond clock and chained multiply-add pipelines got it to 160 megaflops, and more than 80 Cray-1 systems were eventually sold.