Laptop History
Parts of Laptop
Laptop Classifications
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The first portable computer that was released in September 1975
IBM 5100
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The most important processor in a given computer.
CPU
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This laptop is designed in such a way that consists of a monitor screen, touchpad, and battery along with enough storage of RAM and ROM.
Notebook
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What companies released the first Chromebook in May 2011?
Acer and Samsung
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It holds and allows communication between many of the crucial electronic components of a system, such as the central processing unit and memory, and provides connectors for other peripherals.
Motherboard
200
These are inexpensive computers that is lighter than a notebook.
Netbook
300
Apple released their first MacBook Pro in what month and year?
January 2006
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True or False: you CAN upgrade your laptop's GPU
FALSE. You can't upgrade a laptop's graphics card. A new laptop is the only option to improve your gaming experience. This implies that the GPU (graphics processing unit) is permanently linked to the motherboard and isn't detachable like a desktop PC.
300
These are Intel Specified high-end Notebooks, best for media work and entertainment
Ultrabook
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Who designed the GRiD Compass? The most portable computer at the time and the closest example of a laptop computer.
Bill Moggridge
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How do I turn on the touchpad on my laptop?
Press Windows key , type touchpad, and press Enter . Or, press Windows key + I to open Settings and choose Devices, then Touchpad. In the Touchpad settings window, click the Touchpad toggle switch to the On position.
400
Generally these machines do alright functioning as either a laptop or a tablet, but they don’t perform as well as their single-use counterparts, such as a productivity laptop or an iPad.
Convertible 2 in 1
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The first laptop to feature a slim DVD (digital versatile disc) drive
TOSHIBA PORTEGE M100
500
What part of laptop is this?
Video Card
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Enumerate the 8 types of Laptops that was discussed.
Notebook, Ultrabook, Netbook, Chromebook, MacBook, MacBook Air, Convertible 2 in 1, Gaming Laptop