Subject | English | Japanese |
gen. | n audiobook on a CD-ROM | 朗読CD |
gen. | n CD-ROM | CDROM |
gen. | n CD-ROM | CD−ROM |
comp., MS | CD-ROM drive | CD-ROM ドライブ (An electromechancial device that reads data on CD-ROMs. Most CD-ROM drives have a SCSI interface, although some are connected to a PC via a controller for a disk drive. Data is read through a small laser that is focused on the surface of the CD-ROM through optical mirrors in the read/write head. A spindle and drive motor revolve the CD-ROM, so all data, which is stored in spirals from the center, can be read) |
comp. | n double speed CD-ROM drive | 倍速CDROMドライブ |
comp. | n DVD-ROM | DVDROM |
comp. | n DVD-ROM | DVD−ROM |
comp. | n flash ROM | フラッシュROM |
comp. | n kanji ROM | 漢字ROM |
comp. | n mask ROM | マスク・ロム |
comp. | n mask ROM | マスクロム |
abbr. | n rom-com | ラヴコメ |
abbr. | n rom-com | ラブコメ gai1 |
gen. | n rom-com | ラブコメディ |
gen. | n rom-com | ラブ・コメディ |
gen. | n rom-com | ラブ・コメディー |
gen. | n rom-com | ラブコメディー |
comp., MS | ROM emulator | ROM エミュレーター (A special circuit containing RAM memory that is connected to a target computer in place of the target computer's ROM chips. A separate computer writes the contents into the RAM, and then the target computer reads the RAM as if it were ROM. ROM emulators are used to debug ROM-resident software without the high cost and delay of manufacturing chips. Even though the use of a ROM emulator is more expensive than programming an EPROM, it is often preferred today because its contents can be changed much more quickly than those of an EPROM) |
comp. | n ultraviolet erasable programmable ROM | 紫外線消去型EPROM |
comp. | n after number N x N speed CD-ROM drive | 倍速CDROMドライブ |