DTE (Data Terminal Equipment)

1. Equipment comprising a keyboard, a video adapter, and a mon-

itor. A data terminal is a dumb terminal, i.e., it does no independent processing, but relies on the computational resources of a computer to which it is connected over a dedicated circuit or through a network.A data terminal essentially is an input/output (I/O) device. See also terminal and terminal emulation. 2. Referring to the subset of customer premises equipment (CPE) used in computer data, rather than voice, applications. DTE generally applies to data hubs, multiplexers, routers, switches, and terminals. See also CPE.

• Cordless Telephony generation 0 (CT0)
• Cordless Telephony generation 1 (CT1)
• Cordless Telephony generation 1 plus (CT1+)
• Cordless Telephony generation 2 (CT2)
• Cordless Telephony generation 2 plus (CT2+)
• Cordless Telephony generation 3 (CT3)
• core
• core
• core switch
• core switch
• CoS (Class of Service)
• cost
• coulomb (C)
• counterintuitive
• country code
• country code Top Level Domain (ccTLD)
• coupler
• coupling efficiency
• coupling loss
• Coy, George W.
• CPE (Customer Premises Equipment)
• CPIM (Common Profile for Instant Messaging)
• cps (chips per second)
• CPU (Central Processing Unit)
• cracker