Computer shopping acronyms explained clearly
John Greenwood offers reassurance for shoppers overwhelmed by technical acronyms. He suggests asking questions and prioritizing understanding to avoid feeling lost in the computer buying process.
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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1999
Page
12
John Greenwood offers reassurance for shoppers overwhelmed by technical acronyms. He suggests asking questions and prioritizing understanding to avoid feeling lost in the computer buying process.
A compact glossary explains common PC terms such as AGP, CD-RW, Celeron, CPU, DIMM, DVD, EDO, IDE, ISA, PCI, MHz, NANOSECOND, USB. It emphasizes avoiding jargon, warns about older tech, and urges buyers to use basic terms to communicate confidently with sales staff.
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