A multimedia computer requires a Pentium processor, 8MB of RAM, a 540MB hard drive, a CD-ROM drive, a 16-bit sound card with MIDI support, a video card capable of 600x800 resolution and 24-bit color, and speakers. Peripherals like scanners digitize physical media while monitors display visual output and speakers produce audio output processed by the computer's sound card. Removable storage devices store additional data.
A multimedia computer requires a Pentium processor, 8MB of RAM, a 540MB hard drive, a CD-ROM drive, a 16-bit sound card with MIDI support, a video card capable of 600x800 resolution and 24-bit color, and speakers. Peripherals like scanners digitize physical media while monitors display visual output and speakers produce audio output processed by the computer's sound card. Removable storage devices store additional data.
A multimedia computer requires a Pentium processor, 8MB of RAM, a 540MB hard drive, a CD-ROM drive, a 16-bit sound card with MIDI support, a video card capable of 600x800 resolution and 24-bit color, and speakers. Peripherals like scanners digitize physical media while monitors display visual output and speakers produce audio output processed by the computer's sound card. Removable storage devices store additional data.
Overview - Multimedia Computers: A computer that can use media materials in a variety of digital forms (e.g. visual, audio, etc.) What are the required - Multimedia PC Requirements: features of a sound - 75 MHz Pentium; 8 mb RAM; 540 mb hard disk; card in a multimedia CD-ROM 4x or greater; 16-bit wavetable sound card PC? w/MIDI; video card - 600 x 800, 24-bit color; MPEG-1 325 x 240 @ 30 FPS
- Monitors: Outputs visuals by stimulating pixels on the screen.
- Scanners: Processes physical paper and outputs it digitally. Devices: - Speakers: Outputs sound processed by the sound card in a PC. - CD-R/CD-RW: Allows data to be burned onto recordable CDs What is the relation for storage. between a scanner - Peripherals and a monitor? - Removable Storage Devices: - Zip Drives (100/250 MB), Jazz Drives (½ GB), Super Disks (120 MB disks, can use floppy drives) - Etc...
Summary: A multimedia computer is able to process media materials in varying digital
forms. Devices such as monitors and speakers allow the computer to output this material visually and audibly, respectively. Other devices include scanners, CD burners, and miscellaneous peripherals.