- T-1
- A leased line with a bandwidth of 1,544,000
bits-per-second (about 1,5 Megabit/s). See also bandwidth, bit,
byte, ethernet, T-3.
- T-3
- A leased line with a bandwidth of 44,736,000
bits-per-second (about 44 Megabits/s). See also bandwidth, bit,
byte, ethernet, T-1.
- Tagged Information File Format
- A compressed graphic file format developed by Aldus
as an international standard format. Unfortunately there are different versions of
TIFF around, notably the MAC and PC versions have differing ways of compressing the
data.
- TCP/IP
- See transmission control protocol/internet
protocol.
- Telnet
- Program to perform a remote login to another
computer.
- Terabyte
- 1024 or 1000 Gigabytes. See also byte,
kilobyte.
- Thin Client
- A cut-down network terminal with no local
processing power.
- TIFF
- See tagged information file format.
- Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
- A set of protocols that are the foundation of the
Internet, which enable the communication between computers.
- Triple-dub
- Net-language for "WWW".
- Trojan Horse
- A program that seems to be harmless and starts
harmful functions after it has been installed.
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