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Help me with this, please. Are vacuum cleaners, Cd players, and telephones considered computers? Do they store any data or process any data?
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Help me with this, please. Are vacuum cleaners, Cd players, and telephones considered computers? Do they store any data or process any data?

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yes

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they are considered computers, telephones store and process data, CD players, process data, and vacuums surprisingly store and receive data.

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search it up on google

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