PC-Resources (Computer Dictionaries)

Here are the necessary links to take you to sites that offer definitions of common and not so common computing terms. Click Here to see user submitted sites for this area.

Computer Currents On-Line Dictionary: Description: Look up computer related terms and lingo in the CCI Computer Dictionary.
Computing Dictionary: Description: A Free On-line Dictionary of Computing terms.
HTML META, REL and REV Tags: Description: An etymological dictionary of HTML META, REL and REV tags, and HTTP headers, as used to improve search engine indexing, select character sets, etc.
maranGraphics Computer Dictionary: Description: Visual dictionary of computer terms. Easy to understand, appeals to all ages.
Netdictionary (Java Version): Description: The Netdictionary is a compedium of technical, cultural, and humorous words related to the universe of cyberspace. HTML Version
NetLingo: The Internet Language Dictionary: Description: A FREE dictionary of Internet terms. This site contains definitions of hundreds of words which are emerging as a new vocabulary surrounding the technology and community of the Internet and the World Wide Web.
PC Webopædia: Description: A good source for accurate, up-to-date information about personal computers.
SHL Technical Dictionary: Description: SHL Transform's technical dictionary (reproduced as a Java applet) contains almost 8,000 "need to know" industry terms.
The Dictionary of Computer Acronyms and Jargon: Description: A dictionary of computer-related acronyms and jargon.
The New Hacker's Dictionary: Description: The New Hacker's Dictionary a collection of slang terms used by various subcultures of computer hackers. Though some technical material is included for background and flavor, it is not a technical dictionary; what is described here is the language hackers use among themselves for fun, social communication, and technical debate.
WebDictionary: Description: WebDictionary is a kind of reference volume unique to the web. The words in WebDictionary are not linked to definitions, as in a dictionary, or to articles, as in an encyclopedia. The entries in WebDictionary are defined by pages on the web; this provides a truly eclectic assortment of useful information and frivolity that only something as diverse and creative as the web could generate.
Whatis.com: Description: whatis.com is a new way to understand and control the Internet and the World Wide Web by searching and exploring its basic and most recent words and terms. It is designed for user control, ease-of-navigation, context retention, and immediate access to hundreds of definitions, many of which link selectively to other useful sites.

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