ROM
RAM
EPROM
None of above
B. RAM
Super computer
Minicomputer
Micro computer
Macro computer
Inkjet
Laser
Thermal
Dot matrix
EFTS
MPG
MIPS
CPS
Input unit
Secondary storage unit
Output Unit
Primary Memory Unit
Laser printer
Ink jet printer
Plotter
Dot matrix printer
Dennis M. Ritchie
Niklaus Writh
Seymour Papert
Donald Kunth
Mainframe
Mini-computer
Microcomputer
PDA
External memory chip
Primary memory chip
Microprocessor chip
Both b and c
ENIAC
UNIVAC
IBM 360
IBM 1401
Resembles digital computer
Resembles analogue computer
Resembles both a digital and analogue computer
None of the above
It is expensive relative to magnetic tape
It provides only sequential access to stored data
Users can easily update records by writing over the old data
All of above
1 second
10th of a seconds
1000th of a seconds
10000th of a seconds
1978
1984
1990
1991
One bit
Four bits
Eight bits
Sixteen bits
first generation
second generation
third generation
fourth generation
Direct access
Sequential access
Both of above
None of above
NAV
F-Prot
Oracle
McAfee
1962
1950
1974
1980
Bandwidth
Raster scan rage
Vertical and horizontal lines of resolution
Screen size
Basic Input Output system
Binary Input output system
Basic Input Off system
all the above
Computer
Processing
Programming
none of above
ALU
Memory
CPU
Control unit
Universal Automatic Computer
Universal Array Computer
Unique Automatic Computer
Unvalued Automatic Computer
Printers
Speakers
Floppy disk drives
Keyboards
Bus
Control unit
Semiconductors
A and b only
Mechanical Input device
Optical input device
Electronic input device
Optical output device
Store data
Accept input
Process data
Copy text
Cylinder
Surface
Track
Cluster
Mark I
ABC
Zuse
UNIVAC
numbers and characters
images
sound
none of above