What does PC stand for?

Personal Computer (IBM commercial desktop model)

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Information technology (IT) and computers

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Samples in periodicals archive:

You can look at personal computer magazines because some will offer demonstration or shareware version.

How to Extend the Use of Your Computer with Extra Programs

It can allow a computer system to identify malicious or offensive contents which can bring material and moral damage to personal computer and its users.

The Use of a Computer File

To have a truly multimedia system, what you need is a personal computer in order to drive it.

Using Your Personal Computer to Drive Multimedia Systems

The Incredible Shrinking Computer Through the nineteen nineties, the desktop personal computer started to go through a facelift of sorts.

Computer Desks and Armoires Are Stylish and Functional

Pointless PC Pollution Number of office personal computers in use in the United 104 million States (2007 est.

Pointless PC pollution

Most home business owners these days own a personal computer and use it for some aspect of the day to day operation of their business.

Can You Operate A Home Business with A Consumer Printer?

Zeid Nasser The personal computer (PC) sitting on your desk today is a descendant of the one first launched on 12 August, 1981, by IBM.

PC turns 25 this week

Here are some examples: * Hickory Chair is offering an IBM personal computer program to all of its retailers called "HOTS," short for Hickory On-line Telecommunications Sales.

Manufacturers plug in computers to speed up deliveries: 1986