Explanation

The main memory of a computer is also known by several names, including:

• Primary storage
• Internal memory
• Primary memory
• Main storage
• Random Access Memory (RAM)

All these terms refer to the computer's volatile memory, which temporarily stores data and programs that are currently being used or processed by the CPU (Central Processing Unit).

RAM is a primary memory.

ROM is a secondary memory.

RAM stands for: Random Access Memory

ROM stands for: Read Only Memory

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 Landscape is a horizontal orientation mode used to display wide-screen content, such as a Web page, image, document or text.

Explanation

A hard disk is a secondary storage device used to store data permanently.

RAM and ROM are primary storage (main memory).

Diodes and Semiconductors are basic electronic components.

Explanation

Silicon is the primary material used in making computer chips.

Due to its excellent semiconductor properties.

They are essential for controlling electrical currents.

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The brain of the computer is the CPU

CPU stands for the central processing unit

The first commercial CPU was invented by Italian Physicist Federico Faggin

The first CPU was the Intel 404 released by Intel in 1971.

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The five basic parts of a computer are:

1. the motherboard
2. central processing unit (CPU)
3. input-output units
4. memory (RAM and ROM)
5.  storage (SSD or HDD)
   

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Hard Disk is where data is permanently stored.

Unlike RAM and cache memory, which are volatile.

Hard disks retain data even when the computer is turned off.

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Hard copy output devices are plotters and printers.

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Hard copies example includes:

books,

official letters,

notes,

newspapers,

magazines

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Soft copies example includes:

ebooks,

pdf files,

word documents,

presentation files,

scanned copy.

Explanation

HANDOUT MASTER tab in Microsoft PowerPoint to edit the appearance and layout of presentation handouts.

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The motherboard is the central printed circuit board in a computer that serves as the foundation for all other hardware components.

All other devices, including the CPU, RAM, hard drives, and peripherals, connect directly or indirectly to the motherboard.