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Computer Hardware

BTC19.1 Madi Gordon

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an electronic device that accepts, processes, stores and outputsdata at high speeds, based on programmed instructions Computer
design factors for the workplace that are intended to maximize productivity by minimizing a worker's discomfort Ergonomics
Electric learning, the process of learning online. E-learning
The physical components of a computer system Hardware
hold all the data and instructions required during operations Random access memory (RAM)
To couple or connect Linked
To state the current price of something Quotes
A constituent part Elements
a small computer that is intended to be used by one person Personal Computer
a personal computer that is small enough to fit in an individual work space. Desktop Computer
fast, powerful computer with a large storage compacity. Mainframe
a small computer chip, the brain of the computer. Microprocessor
hardware that stores information for instant retrieval and processing Memory
hardware that is used for entering data into a machine, such as a computer. Input Device
hardware that is used for producing results from a machine. Output Device
include hard drives, CD-ROM droves, and DVD drivesm save information for later. Data storage devices
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