Introduction to computers

Most examples of the kind of computer shown in the accompanying figure can operate solely on batteries.

• True

• False

On a typical notebook computer, the screen is in the lid and the keyboard attaches to the system unit with hinges.

• True

• False

Servers like the one in the accompanying figure typically support only one computer at a time.

• True

• False

Larger corporate, government, and Internet applications may use powerful, expensive servers (an example of which is shown in the accompanying figure) to support their daily operation.

• True

• False

The major differences between server computers like the one in the accompanying figure and client computers are that the client typically has more power, more storage space, and expanded communications capabilities.

• True

• False

Mobile service providers never charge additional fees for sending text, picture, or video messages.

• True

• False

Phablets combine the features of a gaming device and a tablet.

• True

• False

Digital cameras often can connect to or communicate wirelessly with a computer, a printer, or the Internet.

• True

• False

Most e-book readers are usually smaller than smartphones.

• True

• False

A game console is small enough to fit in one hand, making it more portable than the handheld game device.

• True

• False