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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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High-end

Does "high-end" mean "high-level"?

"At the high end are the operating systems for mainframes, those room-sized computers still found in major corporate data centers. These computers differ from personal computers in terms of their I/O capacity. A mainframe with 1000 disks and millions of gigabytes of data is not unusual; a personal computer with these specifications would be the envy of its friends. Mainframes are also making something of a comeback as high-end Web servers, servers for large-scale electronic commerce sites, and servers for business-to-business transactions."

  

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anonymous Does "high-end" mean "high-level"? Yes. Bigger, better, faster, more expensive.

  • anonymous Does "high-end" mean "high-level"?
  • Yes.
  • Bigger, better, faster, more expensive.
  • CJ
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anonymousDoes "high-end" mean "high-level"?

Yes. Bigger, better, faster, more expensive.

CJ

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