Look at the serial number. Find the sticker on the back of your PS3. The last digits will inform you as to whether you have full hardware backwards compatibility, or limited software emulation:
CECHAxx (60 GB) and CECHBxx (20 GB) - Full hardware backwards compatibility.
CECHCxx (60 GB) and CECHExx (80 GB) - Limited hardware emulation (These models do not contain the Emotion Engine, as it is instead emulated by the Cell processor). You may run into issues with some PS2 discs.
CECHGxx and above - These models are not backwards compatible.
Answer:
Plug and play technology
Explanation:
Plug and play technology also know as PnP allows user to directly connect devices to a computer and start using inmediatly. Other way user must have to search and install drivers for each component.
Usually PnP comes for regular use devices like: Keyboards, mouses, flashmemories, cameras, and others
Answer:
Address buses are made up of a collection of wires connecting the CPU with main memory that is used to identify particular locations (addresses) in main memory. The width of the address bus (that is, the number of wires) determines how many unique memory locations can be addressed.
Explanation:
Answer:
Option b (remain unnoticed so they can continue to steal data) is the right approach.
Explanation:
- APT seems to be sustained but instead designed to target coordinated attack whereby an attacker achieves network access including a longer length of time impossible to conceive.
- Usually, APT assaults become targeted at organizations throughout fields including such national security, engineering, as well as the financial services industry, as they make increased-value details.
There are 3 other possibilities not relevant to just the given case. So that the option here was the right one.
