1. The term information is always defined in terms of value.
2. The data processed by digital computers is made up of discrete units, or digits.
3. A simple on/off switch can store one bit of information.
4. There are more than enough characters in standard ASCII codes to represent all f the major world language.
5. A kilobyte is twice as big as a kilobit.
6. If a process is backward compatible with another, older processor, it can run older programs written for that processor.
7. A CPU with a clock speed of 3.2 gigahertz can perform all task at least twice as fast a processor that runs at 1.5 gigahertz.
8. The information stored in RAM is nothing more that a pattern electrical current flowing through microscopic circuits in silicon chips.
9. The access time for most memory is slower that the access time for a typical hard disk.
10. Slots and ports make it possible for he CPU to communicate with the outside world though peripherals. Need Help on question on computers, true of false?
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