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device driver

In computing, small piece of software required to tell the operating system how to interact with a particular input or output device or peripheral.

Much work has been done to standardize devices and their interfaces to eliminate the need for individual device drivers. Peripherals such as CD-ROM drives, for example, work with a single standard device driver (in Microsoft Windows, MSCDEX.EXE). Other devices, such as modems and printers, still need an individual driver tailored to work with that specific model.



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The system includes a Wall Control management software program and a multiscreen display driver.
The PLK also provides an out-of-the-box solution for the Multi-Medial/Sidekick Reference Design, including a VGA/CRT display driver, keyboard/mouse driver, serial port driver, PCMCIA driver, and a CPLD that acts as an Ethernet/Flash loader.
This acquisition represents a major milestone in Leadis' AMOLED strategy and will allow Leadis to offer our AMOLED customers leading display driver solutions," said Jose Arreola, General Manager of Display Driver Products.
 
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