TCS IT WIZ Bhubaneswar Prelims

1.NIC is a premeire S&T institution of Government of India, established in 1976 for providing e-governance solutions adopting best practices, integrated services and global solutions in government sector.What does NIC stand for?
2.Ethernet II was made by the collaboration of 3 companies. These 3 companies were reffered as "DEC", where "D" stands for Digital Equipment Corporation and "X" stands for Xerox. What does "I" stand for?
3.August Dvorack and his brother in law William Dealey gave the simplified version of which computer peripheral?
4.There was the logo of Playstation Move to identify.
5.John walker founded this company in 1982. This company aims at providing 3D designing tools. Volo 3D is a famous product from the company. Identify the company.
6.It is a very common semiconductor device that has its uses in almost all electronic device that we use. It was created by William Shockley,Walter Brattain and John Bardeen. What are we talking about?
7.It was asked to recognise a personality from a book.It was Alan Turing.
8.In computing "X" is a small application that performs only one specific function, often runs as a plug in. Identify "X".
9.What is the name of the mascot of Yahoo! Mail?
10.Ludicorp has its photo and web hosting site named as ________.
11.This concept is about viewing web pages and moving from one web page to another.In 1941 George Luis Borges, wrote a book on this concept. What are we talking about?
12.This company was initially known as integrated electronics. It was founded inn 1968 and became much popular in the 1990's. Which company are we talking about?
13.Eduardo Saverin, Dustin Moskovitz, Chris Hughes  founded a really significant site in the world of IT. Identify the website.
14.What is the fullform of PDF?
15.Who is the brand ambassador of Canon?
16.There was the old FISH logo of Nokia to identify.
17. X is a privately held, global online gaming portal, backed by Anil Dhirubhai Ambani's Reliance Big Entertainment. IDentify X.
18.There was the photo of EDSAC to identify.
19.The Xray doodle was shown and it was said to identify to which technology was it dedicated?

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