Virtual memory may provide a reasonably large storage capacity in an affordable cost.
<u>Virtual Memory:</u> the operating systems of all modern computers have virtual memory where a disk is used to transfer the data temporarily from the RAM when physical memory of the computer falls short. Though it is cheap but it does not allow computers to have more memory and frequent swapping even makes the PC slow.
<u>Tiered memory:</u> has the fastest data storage and even has a good storage capacity but is pretty expensive.
<u>Volatile memory:</u> volatile memories have good performance in terms of speed and storage but they still are a little expensive in comparison to non-volatile memory.
<u>Non-volatile memory:</u> they do not provide with large storage capacities.
The answer is Google Cooperation.
Google began the mass digitization of bound volumes of books and as a result, it is getting widespread media attention. Google has had, and is still keeping up with its intention to digitize all the books across major USA libraries. Its intention is not to provide a reading environment, but rather create an online index to books in libraries and bookstores.
Answer:
1. False
2. False
3. True
4. False
Explanation:
1. Folders are the containers to store files
2. The delete option deletes the file
3. Files are moved to recycle bin after being deleted, and can be permanently deleted from recycle bin
4. "MS-DOS was the main operating system for IBM PC compatible personal computers during the 1980s, from which point it was gradually superseded by operating systems offering a graphical user interface (GUI), in various generations of the graphical Microsoft Windows operating system."
<em>source for #4: Wikipedia</em>
Answer:
b. IT infrastructures and services
Explanation:
IT infrastructure or information technology infrastructure refers to the various components involved in the functioning of an IT enabled operations. These components include; hardware, software, network resources, etc.
It is usually internal to an organization and deployed within the confines of its own facilities.
