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Hardware Vs Software (GCSE Computing)
The following is a GCSE Computing test covering 'Hardware Vs Software' from the broader topic The Characteristics Of Computer Systems. The test is geared towards the CAMBRIGE-IGCSE exam board style syllabus.Incorrect: 0
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Which input device is specifically designed to read unique printed patterns like QR codes and barcodes for inventory management?
Which input device converts the light reflected from a printed document into digital text using character recognition software (OCR)?
Which storage medium is most vulnerable to wear from repeated write/erase cycles and therefore may need wear-leveling algorithms?
Which input device is most appropriate for capturing spoken commands and converting them to digital audio for speech recognition?
Which specification describes how many dots per inch a scanner or printer can capture or print, affecting image detail?
Which storage property describes how quickly the device can begin to deliver requested data, often measured in milliseconds?
Which type of storage is best described as “random access” allowing data to be read from any location quickly without reading preceding data?
Which storage characteristic is described as “volatile” and loses its contents when power is removed?
Which input device measures a user’s touch and allows finger gestures directly on a screen?
Which storage feature is most important when selecting a device for running applications and the operating system for speed?
Which storage medium is typically best for long-term, offline archival storage due to low cost per GB and shelf life, despite slow access?
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