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EDSQ Section 1 Computer Hardware Tech Essentials

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Tech terms from A to Z.

by Muhammad Asif
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
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Y
Z

Starts with A

Specialized hardware that helps people with disabilities interact with computers.

Starts with B

The initial software that runs at startup, guiding hardware initialization.

Starts with C

The brain of the computer; it processes instructions and data.

Starts with D

Software that tells the operating system how to communicate with specific hardware.

Starts with E

Hardwired socket for cable connection to a router for stable internet access.

Starts with F

Portable USB storage used to transfer files between computers.

Starts with G

Processor dedicated to rendering images, video, and animations.

Starts with H

Long-term storage for files, photos, and the operating system.

Starts with I

Hardware that sends data to the computer, like a keyboard or mouse.

Starts with J

Input device for controlling movement in games.

Starts with K

Main input device for typing text and commands.

Starts with L

Group of computers and devices connected together in one physical location.

Starts with M

Main circuit board that connects all parts of a computer.

Starts with N

Internal hardware that allows a computer to connect to a network.

Starts with O

Hardware that displays or plays data, like a monitor or speakers.

Starts with P

External devices that provide input or output for the computer.

Starts with Q

Standard layout for English-language keyboards, named from the top row.

Starts with R

Temporary memory holding data the computer is using at the moment.

Starts with S

Pen-like tool for input on touchscreens or tablets.

Starts with T

Tactile sensor on a laptop to control the cursor with a finger.

Starts with U

Common port standard used to connect most peripherals.

Starts with V

Ports and cables used to connect a computer to a monitor or TV.

Starts with W

Device that broadcasts a wireless signal for internet access.

Starts with X

Common processor architecture used by many CPUs.

Starts with Y

Cable shaped like the letter Y that splits one signal into two.

Starts with Z

Technique to compress data to fit on smaller storage.

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