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cp chp 1 stack 3

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magnetic hard drive   show
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main board   show
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megahertz(MHz)   show
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memory   show
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microprocessor   show
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monitor   show
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show The main board in the computer, Also called the system board. The CPU, ROM chips, DIMMs, RIMMs, and interface cards are plugged into the motherboard.  
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mouse   show
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non–volatile memory   show
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show An older IDE cabling method that uses a 40–pin flat or round data cable or an 80–conductor cable and a 40–pin IDE connector. See also serial ATA.  
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parallel port   show
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show Devices that communicate with the CPU but are not located directly on the motherboard, such as the monitor, floppy drive, printer, and mouse.  
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show As applied to services running on a computer, a number assigned to a process on a computer so that the process can be found by TCP/IP. Also called a port address or port number.  
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power supply   show
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primary storage   show
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show A peripheral output device that produces printed output to paper. Different types include dot matrix, ink–jet, and laser printers.  
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processor   show
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show A set of step–by–step instructions to a computer. Some are burned directly into chips, while others are stored as program files. Programs are written in languages such as Visual Basic and C++.  
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show A set of rules and standards that two entities use for communication.  
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