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This document provides short definitions for 10 technology-related acronyms and terms, including LAN for local area network, ISDN for integrated services digital network, FTP for file transfer protocol, RAM for random access memory, ROM for read only memory, ISP for internet service provider, WAN for wide area network, CPU for central processing unit, HTTP for hypertext transfer protocol, and PSTN for public switched telephone network.
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- 1. Short-cuts 1- Lan Local area net work 2- iSDnIntergrated Services Digital Network 3- FTP File Transfer Protocol 4- Ram randem access memory 5- Rom red only memory 6- ISp internet service provider 7- Wan Wide Area Network 8- C.p.u Center Processing Unit 9- http Hypertext transfer protpcol 10-PSTN Public switched telephone network