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Introduction to Computers(ALL) True/False Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false. 1. The price of a microcomputer typically starts at several hundred thousand dollars and can easily exceed $1 million. ____ 2. The system unit is the case that holds the main circuit boards, microprocessor, power supply, and hard drive. ____ 3. A national ISP is probably better than a local ISP for people who travel frequently. ____ 4. Every Web page has a unique address called a URL (Uniform Resource Locator). ____ 5. Web-based e-mail gives you the option of downloading your mail or leaving it on the server. ____ 6. You can usually identify the microprocessor when looking inside a computer, as it is the only chip on the motherboard. ____ 7. Cache size is not of particular significance to consumers because it is not configurable. ____ 8. A trackball looks like the tip of an eraser embedded in the keyboard of a notebook computer. ____ 9. User-executable program files have .exe filename extensions. ____ 10. Instructions written in machine language must be translated into a high-level language before a computer can use them. ____ 11. The Windows operating system gets its name from the rectangular work areas that appear on the screen-based desktop. ____ 12. If a file has the right extension for a particular application program, you will see it in the list of files that you can open with that software. ____ 13. An operating system maintains a list of files called a table for each storage disk, tape, CD, or DVD. ____ 14. Today, just about every computer uses one or more microprocessors as its CPU. ____ 15. A tablet computer is similar in size to a notebook computer, but features a touch-sensitive screen that can be used for input instead of a keyboard. ____ 16. A handheld computer, with add-ons, is powerful enough to handle all of the tasks performed by a desktop computer. ____ 17. Inexpensive add-ons to handheld computers make it possible to send and receive e-mail. __