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What does VDT stand for in computer terminology?

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What is the use of VDT?

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What displays the results of processing called?

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Is vdt input and output device?

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Is a router a PC?

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What are the differences between CPU and VDU?

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As a statement it means "you have a computer" As a question it means "Do you have a computer?"