Read the text again and decide if the following statements are true (T) or false (F), then correct the false ones. 1. Flash drives are provided with a very limited storage capacity. 2. They are lighter than other removable drives. 3. They need an external power supply to work. 4. USB flash drives are compatible with few operating systems. 5. A plastic case prevents the printed circuit board from being damaged. 6. USB drives are convenient for transferring data between computers or for personal backups. 7. They are more expensive than other backup systems. 8. Some models continue to work even after being accidentally dropped into water.

Flash drives are provided with a very limited storage capacity.
False. Flash drives come in various storage capacities, from a few gigabytes to several terabytes, so they are not necessarily limited in capacity.

They are lighter than other removable drives.
True. Flash drives are generally lighter and more compact compared to other types of removable drives, such as external hard drives.

They need an external power supply to work.
False. USB flash drives do not require an external power supply. They draw power directly from the USB port of the device they are connected to.

USB flash drives are compatible with few operating systems.
False. USB flash drives are compatible with most major operating systems, including Windows, macOS, Linux, and many others.

A plastic case prevents the printed circuit board from being damaged.
True. The plastic case helps protect the internal components of the USB flash drive, including the printed circuit board (PCB), from damage.

USB drives are convenient for transferring data between computers or for personal backups.
True. USB drives are highly convenient for transferring files between computers and are often used for personal data backups.

They are more expensive than other backup systems.
False. USB flash drives are generally less expensive than other backup systems like external hard drives or cloud storage services, especially when considering cost per gigabyte.

Some models continue to work even after being accidentally dropped into water.
True. Some USB flash drives are designed to be water-resistant or waterproof, allowing them to continue functioning even after being exposed to water. However, this depends on the specific model.