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COMPUTER HARDWARE COMPONENTS

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Naming hardware components in English
Pronouncing technical terms correctly
Explaining the function of each component

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COMPUTER HARDWARE COMPONENTSOnline version

Game designed for: Naming hardware components in English Pronouncing technical terms correctly Explaining the function of each component

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Explanation

(Liquid Crystal Display) monitor is a thin, lightweight, and energy-efficient flat-panel display technology.

A laptop is a portable, compact computer designed for mobile use, featuring a screen, keyboard, and pointing device in a single, foldable unit.

A complete computer system is a functional unit integrating hardware (physical components), software (instructions), and data to input, process, store, and output information.

A keyboard and mouse are the primary input devices used to interact with a computer or laptop.

A speaker system is an electro-acoustic transducer that converts electrical signals into audible sound waves, typically comprising speaker drivers (cones) housed within an enclosure to enhance sound quality.

PC headsets are specialized audio devices combining headphones and a microphone designed for computer use, ideal for gaming, video calls, and voice recording.

A wireless router is a networking device that acts as a central hub, enabling Wi-Fi-capable devices (like phones, laptops, and smart TVs) to access the internet wirelessly.

Graphics cards (GPUs) render images, video, and 3D scenes, while sound cards manage audio input (microphones) and output (speakers). Both improve performance by freeing up CPU resources.

A webcam (web camera) is a video input device, typically connected via USB or built into computers, that captures live images and video for streaming, conferencing, or recording.

UPS units (Uninterruptible Power Supplies) provide battery backup for power outages, while surge protectors only protect against voltage spikes.

Internal hard drives reside inside a computer for operating system and application storage, offering high-speed, direct-motherboard connections. External hard drives connect externally via USB, providing portable, supplementary storage for backups and file transfers.

A motherboard is the main printed circuit board (PCB) that acts as the central hub for a computer, connecting the processor (CPU), memory, and peripherals.

Computer memory is the physical hardware component within a computer that stores data and instructions for processing, utilizing semiconductors (MOS transistors) to store binary information.

DVD/CD-RW (Rewritable) discs allow data to be recorded, erased, and re-recorded multiple times—typically up to 1,000 times—using phase-change technology.

Printers output digital data onto physical paper (laser or inkjet), while scanners digitize physical documents for computer storage.

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