Part B

To gather information about your system, you can use various utilities depending on your operating system. Below, I will provide a general example for filling in the table you specified, assuming you are on a Windows operating system. If you are using a different system (Mac, Linux, etc.), the process would be somewhat different but the information would be generally similar.

### Example Table

- **Utility used:** System Information (msinfo32) or Command Prompt (wmic)
- **Device:** Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon
- **Operating System:** Windows 10 Pro
- **Utility:** System Information
- **RAM:** 16 GB
- **Processor type:** Intel Core i7-10510U
- **Processor Speed:** 1.80 GHz (up to 4.90 GHz with Turbo Boost)

### How to Find Information on Different Systems:

#### On Windows:
1. **Use System Information (msinfo32)**
- Press `Windows + R`
- Type `msinfo32` and hit Enter.

2. **Use Command Prompt:**
- Press `Windows + R`
- Type `cmd` and hit Enter.
- Type `wmic cpu get name` for Processor Information.
- Type `wmic memorychip get capacity` for RAM information.

#### On macOS:
1. Click on the Apple icon in the top left corner.
2. Select "About This Mac."
3. You will see information about your device, including RAM and processor.

#### On Linux:
1. Open Terminal.
2. Use commands like `lscpu` for CPU information and `free -h` for RAM information.

### Note:
Remember to replace the example information above with the actual specifications of your system when filling out the table.