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A computer is a device that can manipulate data. |
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A hardware is any physical parts of the computer. |
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A software tells instructions to the hardware. |
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A Personal Computer stands for PC and there are 2 types of them which are called the laptop and the desktop. |
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It serves a computer information on a network. |
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An Operating System is used to run programs. |
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It's where all the actual processings come from. |
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The Monitor helps you view the computer. |
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The Video Card inputs videos and text on the monitor. |
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The keyboard interacts with the computer. |
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It's a way to reduce pain when using your computer. |
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It's a way to move the mouse pointer on the monitor. |
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It's a type of mouse that has an eye on the bottom. |
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It's a type of mouse that has a rolling ball on the bottom to detect movement. |
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It's like a mouse but it uses less desk space. |
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It stores and retrieves discs like CDs and DVDs |
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It's a phone plug that charges the phone and recovers the phone. |
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It contains most of the important parts of the computer. |
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It's like the brain of the computer since it processes commands |
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It drives away the heat from the CPU |
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It's a short term memory when it processes information. |
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It keeps all the computer's data, even if it's turned off. |
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It upgrades your computer. |
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It uses the power from the wall and charges the computer |
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