The brand's initial processors were very similar to the earlier CPUs branded Pentium II. The most notable difference was the addition of the SSE instruction set (to accelerate media processing and 3D graphics)

Portable Network Graphics (PNG) is an image format offering lossless compression and storage flexibility. The MIDP
specification requires implementations to recognize certain types of PNG images.

You can use the Session object to store information needed for a particular user-session. Variables stored in the Session object are not discarded when the user moves between pages in the application; instead, these variables persist for the entire user-session. The Web server automatically creates a Session object when a Web page from the application is requested by a user who does not already have a session. The server destroys the Session object when the session expires or is abandoned. One common use for the Session object is to store user preferences. For example, if a user indicates that they prefer not to view graphics, you could store that information in the Session object. Note Session state is only maintained for browsers that support cookies. MICROSOFT, ASP.NET

GDI is an acronym for Graphics Device Interface. The GDI allows you to draw on your windows. It is a device independent output model in the sense that the graphics code that you write for drawing will work on any video output which has a Windows driver.  In order to avoid one window interfering with another while drawing output on the screen GDI uses a mechanism called as device context to avoid this conflict. So when a window draws on a screen, printer or any other output device, it doesn't output pixels directly on the device. Instead it draws to a logical surface represented by a "device context" (DC). A DC is a data structure that has all information that GDI needs to know.  Before a Windows program draws anything on the screen it acquires a DC handle from the GDI and then passes this handle back to the GDI each time it calls the GDI output function. In MFC a DC encapsulates the GDI functions that a program uses to generate output. MFC's CDC class wraps a Windows device context and the GDI functions into one package. CPaintDC and CClientDC are subclasses of CDC and represent the different types of device contexts that windows applications use. E.g. CDC* pDC = GetDC(); //do some drawing Release (pDC);

If the printer's paper thickness selector is set improperly or the rollers in its paper feed system become worn, the paper can slip as it moves through the printer and cause disfigured graphics to be produced.

The AGP interface is a variation of the PCI bus design that has been modified to handle the intense data throughput associated with three-dimensional graphics.