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Asked: May 22, 2024In: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Briefly explain different types of computer memory.

Briefly explain different types of computer memory.  

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    Added an answer on May 22, 2024 at 9:00 am

    Computer memory is categorized into primary and secondary memory: Primary Memory: RAM (Random Access Memory): Volatile memory used for temporary data storage while a computer is on. ROM (Read-Only Memory): Non-volatile memory storing essential system instructions; not writable. Secondary Memory: HarRead more

    Computer memory is categorized into primary and secondary memory:

    1. Primary Memory:

      • RAM (Random Access Memory): Volatile memory used for temporary data storage while a computer is on.
      • ROM (Read-Only Memory): Non-volatile memory storing essential system instructions; not writable.
    2. Secondary Memory:

      • Hard Drives (HDD): Magnetic storage with large capacity for long-term data storage.
      • Solid State Drives (SSD): Faster, flash-based storage with no moving parts.
      • Optical Discs (CD/DVD/Blu-ray): Laser-read discs for data storage and media distribution.
      • USB Flash Drives: Portable, flash-based storage for easy data transfer.
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Asked: May 22, 2024In: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

What is printing devices? Briefly explain the various types of printing devices.

What is printing devices? Briefly explain the various types of printing devices.

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    Added an answer on May 22, 2024 at 8:59 am

    Printing devices are hardware used to produce text and images on paper. Various types include: Inkjet Printers: Use liquid ink sprayed through tiny nozzles, ideal for high-quality color prints and photos. Laser Printers: Use toner and laser technology, known for fast, high-volume printing and sharpRead more

    Printing devices are hardware used to produce text and images on paper. Various types include:

    1. Inkjet Printers: Use liquid ink sprayed through tiny nozzles, ideal for high-quality color prints and photos.
    2. Laser Printers: Use toner and laser technology, known for fast, high-volume printing and sharp text.
    3. Dot Matrix Printers: Impact printers that use a print head to strike an ink ribbon, suitable for multi-part forms.
    4. Thermal Printers: Use heat to produce images on special thermal paper, commonly used for receipts and labels.
    5. 3D Printers: Create three-dimensional objects by layering material, used in prototyping and manufacturing.
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Asked: May 22, 2024In: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

What is a computer system? Explain different components of computer system.

What is a computer system? Explain different components of computer system.

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    A computer system is an integrated set of hardware and software designed to process data and perform tasks. Its main components include: Central Processing Unit (CPU): Executes instructions and processes data. Memory: Stores data temporarily (RAM) and permanently (hard drive/SSD). Input Devices: AllRead more

    A computer system is an integrated set of hardware and software designed to process data and perform tasks. Its main components include:

    1. Central Processing Unit (CPU): Executes instructions and processes data.
    2. Memory: Stores data temporarily (RAM) and permanently (hard drive/SSD).
    3. Input Devices: Allow users to interact with the computer (keyboard, mouse).
    4. Output Devices: Display results (monitor, printer).
    5. Storage: Holds data long-term (hard drives, SSDs).
    6. Motherboard: Connects all components and allows communication between them.
    7. Power Supply: Provides electrical power to the system.
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