DIMM
Definition:
DIMM stands for dual inline memory module and refers to a series of DRAM modules mounted to a circuit board. DIMMs are commonly used in computers and are considered more efficient than their SIMMs predecessor mainly due to the lack of a requirement to pair two DIMMs together. If you can remember nothing else, just remember that DIMMs are the new style of memory for computers.
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IMAP
IMAP stands for Internet Message Access Protocol. The protocol is used between mail clients (the software you use to check your email) and mail servers (the computers that store your email) to negotiate the sending and receiving of email. IMAP is often seen listed as IMAP4 which represents version 4 of the protocol.
The IMAP protocol is similar to the POP protocol except that with IMAP, the mail store (all historical messages) is kept on the server allowing several clients to access the same set of email messages.
