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What is data?

Unprocessed information.

What is a computer?

A computer is an electronic machine that can follow a set of instructions to input, store, process and output.

What is input?

Input is data typed or entered into the computer.

What is output?

Output is when a computer communicates to the user.

What is the difference between data and information?

Data is raw, unprocessed information and information is processed, understandable data.

What is hardware?

Hardware is the equipment that makes up the physical ICT system.

What equipment does hardware include?

-Keyboard.


-Monitor.


-Mouse.


-System Unit.


-Microprocessor or CPU (Central Processing Unit).

What are the different types of computer?

-Desktop.


-Laptop.


-Tablet.


-Notebook.


-PDA (Personal Digital Assistant)


-A games console.


-Embedded Computer.

What does a desktop consist of?

A monitor, a keyboard, a system unit and a mouse.

What is a notebook?

A small laptop computer.

What is a netbook?

A very small computer optimized for Internet and email access.

What is a PDA?

A PDA can fit in one hand or in your pocket, and is similar to a computer, but cannot be used for general work.

What is a games console and its features?

It is designed specifically for games. It is likely to have;


-A screen that displays graphics quickly.


-A large hard disk for saving games.


-A game pad to control the games.


-Possibly an internet connection for playing games online.

What is an embedded computer?

A computer that is designed and built into an application where it performs a limited range of dedicated functions.

What is a processor?

A processor is built into a microchip that has memory and other components built into it.

What does a processor do?

A processor accepts data, and processes it under a stored computer program, and it is turned into output.

How are computer programs processed?

It is loaded into the RAM and the program instructions is then sent to the processor one at a time and the processor carries out instructions.

What is the Front Side Bus (FSB)?

The Front Side Bus (FSB) is the bus that carries data between the processor and memory.