Chapter 1 - Introduction to Computer Technology

A device used solely for entertainment purposes

• An electronic device, operating under the control of instructions stored in its memory

• A manual device used for simple calculations

• A device used solely for entertainment purposes

• A mechanical device that runs automatically without user input

How is data entered into a computer?

• Using Output Devices

• Using Processing Units

• Using Input Devices

• Using Memory Storage

Where is data or instructions stored in a computer?

• In the Output Device

• In the Memory

• In the Central Processing Unit

What happens to data when it is processed in a computer?

• It is erased

• It is converted into useful information

• It remains the same

• It is outputted immediately

Which device records (writes) and retrieves (reads) items to and from storage media?

• Output Device

• Communications Device

• Input Device

• Storage Device

Which of the following devices is specifically known for its lightweight and slim design, making it highly portable?

• Laptop

• Desktop PC

• Mainframe

• Ultrabook

Which device is known for its e-ink display and is primarily used for reading digital books?

• Laptop

• Desktop PC

• E-Reader

• Smartphone

What type of device typically runs Chrome OS and is designed primarily for web-based tasks?

• Laptop

• Chromebook

• Ultrabook

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a convertible or 2-in-1 device?

• Touchscreen capability

• Detachable keyboard

• Heavyweight design

• Functionality as both a laptop and a tablet

What is the primary purpose of portable computing devices

• To be stationary

• To perform tasks on the go

• To serve as servers

• To process large data