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41 auxiliary memory
• pomoćna memorija -
42 backing memory
• dopunska memorija; rezervna memorija -
43 backup memory
• rezervna memorija -
44 base memory
• bazna memorija; osnovma memorija -
45 bubble memory
• mehurasta memori; mehurasta memorija -
46 buffer memory
• kad štampate datoteku iz račun; štampač i računar imaju svoju -
47 bulk memory
• glavninska memorija; masovna memorija; pomoćna memorija -
48 cache memory
• kaš memorija; skrivena memorija -
49 capacitor diode memory
• kapacitivno-diodna memorija -
50 carousel memory
• okretna memorija -
51 cassete memory
• kasetna memorija -
52 ccd memory
• ccd-memorija -
53 commit to memory
• naučiti napamet; upamtiti -
54 common memory
• opšta memorija -
55 compact memory model
• kompaktni memo. mod. -
56 content-addressable memory
• sadržajem adresiva memorija -
57 control memory
• kontrolna memorija -
58 conventional memory
• konvencionalna memo. -
59 core memory
• feritna memorija -
60 cryogenic memory
• kriogenska memorija
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