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However, especially among audiophiles, it has a much more important implication: Bookshelf speakers are small, unpowered stereo speakers. That unpowered part is a very big detail that will please anyone who knows how to set up a high-end home sound system and will frustrate everyone else. All speakers require power to run. Without electricity flowing into the drivers, a speaker is just a box with some weird paper and metal bits in it. The vast majority of computer speakers, along with all Bluetooth-enabled speakers and wireless speakers, are powered, or "active." That means an amplifier is built into the speaker itself to take the signal it receives and feed enough power into the drivers to reproduce it. This is very handy, because it means you don't need to get a separate amp to drive your speakers; you just plug them into your computer and they work. Bookshelf speakers are typically unpowered, or "passive." They're intended for use with a separate amp.

Server rooms are equipped with air conditioning devices. A server farm or server cluster is a collection of computer servers maintained by an organization to supply server functionality far beyond the capability of a single device. Open Compute Project around this concept. A class of small specialist servers called network appliances are generally at the low end of the scale, often being smaller than common desktop computers. A mobile server has a portable form factor, e.g. a laptop. In contrast to large data centers or rack servers, the mobile server is designed for on-the-road or ad hoc deployment into emergency, disaster or temporary environments where traditional servers are not feasible due to their power requirements, size, and deployment time. The main beneficiaries of so-called "server on the go" technology include network managers, software or database developers, training centers, military personnel, law enforcement, forensics, emergency relief groups, and service organizations. To facilitate portability, features such as the keyboard, display, battery (uninterruptible power supply, to provide power redundancy in case of failure), and mouse are all integrated into the chassis.

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You don’t get the full feature set of Garmin’s more expensive computers (Edge 820 and 1030). So, for instance, there’s no option to enter a destination address directly into the unit. Consider looking up the range if that’s important, but in reality, there’s enough here to satisfy most cycle explorers. As for data, the Edge 520 Plus is capable of measuring and displaying tons of metrics, right down to suggesting recovery time when using the computer with a heart rate monitor and power meter. Bluetooth Smart. Nor is there Wi-Fi to auto-upload your ride when you get home. Overall, the Lezyne Super Pro GPS is a well-designed unit with lots of functionality, which should allow you to do pretty much anything you want to view and record your ride stats and analyse the outcomes afterwards. It’s rugged and very competitively priced, but the supporting apps are a bit more ragged around the edges than Garmin’s highly polished environment.