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Default What is the Difference Between BIOS and Firmware?

When a person is just getting into computers, there is a lot of new vocabulary to learn and sometimes it can all get a bit confusing. Take the terms BIOS and Firmware for instance, do they mean the same thing or are they different? Today’s SuperUser Q&A post comes to the rescue to help a confused reader with terminology.

http://www.howtogeek.com/210186/what...-and-firmware/
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