COMPTIA A+ Practice Exam

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Which is a requirement for a home theater computer build?

HTPC form factor
Rack-mount chassis
Biometric security
Dot matrix printer

The correct answer is: HTPC form factor

A home theater computer build, also known as a HTPC, is specifically designed to be used as a media center for home entertainment. As such, it must have a small form factor, in order to fit comfortably within a designated entertainment center or display area. Option A, the HTPC form factor, therefore, is the most suitable choice for a home theater computer build. Option B, a rack-mount chassis, is more commonly used for server systems and is typically much larger and bulkier compared to an HTPC form factor. It may also require additional modifications or cooling systems, making it less suitable and practical for a home theater setup. Option C, biometric security, is not a requirement for a home theater computer build. While it may be a desirable feature for some, it is not essential for the functionality of a home theater computer. Option D, a dot matrix printer, is completely unrelated to the requirements of a home theater computer build. It is a type of printer typically used for printing basic text and does not have any relevance to the build of a home theater computer.