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08:49 Oct 4, 2000 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering | ||||
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na | drive slots |
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na | drive bay |
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na | drive bay |
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na | FDD bay |
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na | drive bays |
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drive slots Explanation: the slots where you insert the disk drives. Yours Mike Harold |
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drive bay Explanation: slot is too narrow! Printed circuit cards are shoven into slots. MMI |
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drive bay Explanation: Laufwerkschacht m (Einbauplatz im PC-Gehäuse) (MIC) / drive bay Brinkmann, Datentechnik Mats is right; slots are used for PC cards, bays for drives |
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FDD bay Explanation: Mats and uel are right. If it's in connection with floppy diskettes you can also say "FDD bay", FDD standing for Floppy Diskette Drive. Greetings Notebook User's Manual |
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drive bays Explanation: just a seconding vote for Mats' answer |
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