A. Speed of the output device
B. Amount of main memory the CPU can use
C. Cost of the system
D. Capacity of the hard disk
E. Where it was purchased
Check Answer
The correct answer is option E. Where it was purchased is not a factor when categorizing a computer. The other factors, such as the speed of the output device, amount of main memory, cost of the system, and capacity of the hard disk, are all important in determining the category of a computer. For example, a high-end gaming computer may have a powerful graphics card for fast output, a large amount of main memory to handle complex games, and a high-capacity hard disk to store large game files, but it may also be more expensive than a budget computer with lower specs.
