1.3 - Access & Storage Devices

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What are handheld devices?

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Handheld devices are small, light, and possibly wearable devices that are very portable and easy to transport. They have limited processing power and memory capacity due to their small size.

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List some examples of handheld devices.

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Examples include smartphones, small tablets, eReaders, and smartwatches.

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What are the advantages of handheld devices?

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They are light and portable, can be easily carried, and run on battery power, allowing freedom of movement.

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What are the disadvantages of handheld devices?

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They have low processing power, rely on battery power, are more likely to be lost or damaged, and generally have small memory capacity.

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What are portable devices?

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Portable devices are larger and more powerful than handheld devices, easily carried in a bag, and include laptops and larger tablets.

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List some examples of portable devices.

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Examples include laptops and large tablets.

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What are the advantages of portable devices?

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They are light and portable, run on battery power, and are more powerful and versatile than handheld devices.

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What are the disadvantages of portable devices?

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They have lower processing power and smaller memory than fixed devices and rely on battery power.

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What are fixed devices?

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Fixed devices are bulky, require constant power, and include desktop computers, which have high processing power and storage capacity.

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List some examples of fixed devices.

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Examples include desktop computers, games consoles, and smart TVs.