| German | English |
| 64-Bit- | 64-bit (Of, pertaining to, or descriptive of the amount of data -64 bits, or 8 bytes- that certain computer systems or programs can process at one time) |
| 32-Bit-Computer | 32 bit machine (A computer that works with data in groups of 32 bits at a time. The Apple Macintosh II and higher models are 32-bit machines, in terms of both the word size of their microprocessors and the size of the data buses, as are computers based on the Intel 80386 and higher-level microprocessors) |
| 8-Bit-Farbe | 8-bit color (A display setting that holds up to 256 specific color entries. Any color palette attached to a picture is by definition an 8-bit palette) |
| Bit/s | bps (The number of bits transmitted every second, used as a measure of the speed at which a device, such as a modem, can transfer data) |
| 128-Bit-SSL | SSL 128 (An encryption level used for SSL. The number refers to the length of the key, so the higher the number, the more difficult the encryption is to break) |
| 128-Bit-SSL-Verschlüsselung | 128-bit SSL encryption (An encryption level used for SSL. The number refers to the length of the key, so the higher the number, the more difficult the encryption is to break) |
| 40-Bit-Verschlüsselung | 40-bit encryption (A low level of encryption that uses a 40-bit key to scramble the contents of a file or data packet to make the data unreadable without the decryption key) |
| 128-Bit-Verschlüsselung | 128-bit encryption (A high level of encryption that uses a 128-bit key to scramble the contents of a file or data packet to make the data unreadable without the decryption key) |
| Bits pro Pixel | bits per pixel (The number of bits (e.g. 8, 16, 24, or 32) used to store and display the color data for a single pixel. This is the standard unit of measure for bit or color depth) |
