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This document is an activity sheet for a Year 7 computer studies class on storage devices. It contains 3 tasks: 1) calculating the number of characters that can be stored on a floppy disk based on 1 byte per character, 2) listing 2 advantages and 2 disadvantages of using a CD-ROM encyclopedia in the classroom, and 3) giving 2 reasons why DVDs are useful for storing films. The activity sheet is marked by Teacher Hjh Siti Noor Mazrah bte Awg Hj Suhut.
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This document is an activity sheet for a Year 7 computer studies class on storage devices. It contains 3 tasks: 1) calculating the number of characters that can be stored on a floppy disk based on 1 byte per character, 2) listing 2 advantages and 2 disadvantages of using a CD-ROM encyclopedia in the classroom, and 3) giving 2 reasons why DVDs are useful for storing films. The activity sheet is marked by Teacher Hjh Siti Noor Mazrah bte Awg Hj Suhut.
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There are different types of printers that vary in cost, resolution, and speed. Thermal printers are suitable for printing bill receipts because they are inexpensive and can print on thermal paper. There are two types of monitors - CRT and LCD. CRT monitors are cheaper but larger and can cause eye strain, while LCD monitors are more expensive but have better picture quality and are smaller and lighter. LCD monitors are preferred because of their improved image quality and compact size.
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This document is an activity sheet for a Year 7 computer studies class on storage devices. It contains 3 tasks: 1) calculating the number of characters that can be stored on a floppy disk based on 1 byte per character, 2) listing 2 advantages and 2 disadvantages of using a CD-ROM encyclopedia in the classroom, and 3) giving 2 reasons why DVDs are useful for storing films. The activity sheet is marked by Teacher Hjh Siti Noor Mazrah bte Awg Hj Suhut.
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Overview
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