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SIMMS
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DIMMS
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CPU houses the brains of your computer
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RAM a temporary holding space for file and program data
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an external unit that can be using for storage or for increasing the operating space for programs
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ROM
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physical devices (such as a CD, DVD, or flash drives) that store the files you work with on your computer.
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devices that connect to your computer
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this unit is used for reading and/or writing external CDs.
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an external, highly portable storage device
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this unit is used for reading external disks such as CDs
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files containing the things you create with applications, such as letters, spreadsheets, and images.
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this unit holds the operating system and the programs that are installed on your computer.
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This unit allows you to communicate with your computer and create text within programs.
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a unit that translates a picture, illustration or photo into digitized information
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places where you can put items (including other folders) so you can organize your computer.
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physical storage devices located on a network or on the Internet.
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This unit allows the computer to communicate with you so you can view the computers activity.
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device that creates the output from your programs.
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type of printer that uses ink cartridges
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this unit holds all the files created and saved to the computer. It also provides the computer programs the space to work.
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hand operated control that also allows you to communicate with your computer by clicking on icons.
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a shortcut in the form of an icon used to open a file, folder, or application, which may be located elsewhere on your computer.
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section of the memory reserved for program functions.
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type of printer that uses toner
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allows the user to communicate with other users over the internet.
