| Webster's Online Dictionary |
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| Expanded memory | Expanded Memory is memory on an IBM PC compatible computer that is used through the Expanded Memory Specification ("EMS") memory paging scheme, enabling access to extra RAM above the 1MB conventional and upper memory area while the processor is in real mode. (This was critically important because MS-DOS ran in real mode.) This is accomplished either through an add-on peripheral holding the additional memory, or, in later 386-based computers, through Expanded Memory Manager (EMM) software. (references) | ||
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| Expressions | Domain | Definition | |
| Expanded memory | Art | See RAM. (references) | |
| Expanded memory | Computing | Expanded memory | |
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