Microcomputers can be connected to a huge network of computers via telephone lines. Messages of all types—personal calls, letters, news programs—can be stored and retrieved whenever needed. The microcomputer can also be used to record financial transactions and to keep track of household inventory. It can tell people when the inventory of any item is low, as well as how much money is needed to pay for purchases. Some people predict that this capability will eventually mean that money will become obsolete (out of date) and that a cashless society will result, as computers handle all the transactions. 1 Select the correct answer. What does the author imply in this paragraph? A. Microcomputers will make letters and newspapers obsolete. B. Microcomputers will make the use of cash more common. C. Microcomputers have the potential to revolutionize society. D. Microcomputers are not likely to have any more impact on society.