INPUT DEVICES, Any device that an individual uses to give instructions to computer., INTERNAL HARDWARE, Examples are motherboard, CMOS battery, PSU, Fan, HDD, etc., VIDEO CARD, Improves graphics and display quality., RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY, Temporary memory that stores data and instructions while the computer is running., POWER SUPPLY UNIT, Converts electricity from the outlet into the right power the computer parts need to function safely., OPTICAL DRIVE, A device that uses a laser to read and sometimes write data on CDs, DVDs, or Blu-ray discs., GAMING KEYBOARD, It often has colorful lights, stronger keys, and extra buttons for faster gaming controls., CATHODE RAY TUBE, An older type of monitor that is big and heavy, shaped like a box., TOUCHSCREEN, A display that also works as an input device because you can touch it to control the computer., MOUSE, It senses the user’s motion and clicks, then sends them to the computer, 3D PRINTER, A special printer that creates three-dimensional objects by adding material layer by layer., INKJET PRINTER, A printer that sprays tiny droplets of liquid ink directly onto paper., OUTPUT DEVICES, The equipment that the computer uses to communicate information to the user., PLASMA, A flat-panel screen that uses small cells filled with gas that light up when electricity passes through., COMPACT KEYBOARD, A smaller keyboard with less-used keys (like the number pad)., LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY, A flat, thin, and lightweight screen that uses liquid crystals and a backlight to display images., LASER PRINTER, Uses a laser beam and toner powder to produce fast and sharp prints, especially for large volumes., SPEAKER, A device used to produce audio that the users can hear., STORAGE DEVICES, Refers to all hardware capable of holding information either temporarily or permanently., CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT, It is also called the brain of the computer., HARD DISK DRIVE, A storage device that saves all the data, programs, and files permanently., SOUND CARD, Enhances audio quality., MODEM CARD, Allows the computer to connect to the internet or networks., VIRTUAL KEYBOARD, A keyboard that shows up on a screen instead of being a physical device., MICROPHONE, a device that captures sound and changes it into an electrical signal so the computer (or another device) can understand it..

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