B Carrier - The cellular service provider operating on the B System.
Bus - A data pathway used within a computer system to transfer information within the system.
Call Blocking - A feature that allows a user to prevent incoming calls from specified callers.
Digital-to-Analog (D/A) - Converters Changes digital data from a disc or tape into an analog signal that can be amplified and heard through headphones or speakers.
Dual Band - A feature on some digital phones that allows it to operate on analog networks when digital service is not available and vice versa.
Palm OSr - The operating system used on PalmT handhelds and other third-party devices, including Sony, Handspring, Kyocera and more.
RIP (Raster Image Processor) - A processor used to convert information from a graphics application into raster data for output on a printer.
YPrPb - Color representation requires three independent variables. CRTs - prefer red, green, and blue. Ink jet printers prefer yellow, magenta, and cyan. NTSC encodes color as luminance (brightness), hue (color), and saturation (absence of white in colors). Storage media such as DVDs prefer Y, Pr, and Pb, where Y is luminance, Pr is Y-red, and Pb is Y-blue. This is because Pr and Pb can be at lower resolution and not degrade the image noticeably, thus saving storage space.
