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Showing posts with label cpu. Show all posts
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Computer Parts with a Brief Detail
As we are well aware of all the basics components of a computer that are compulsory to use a computer with its full functionality, includes central processing unit, monitor, keyboard and a mouse. All these four hardware parts perform different functions. Here we will discuss the each part in detail with help of diagrams.
CPU (Central Processing Unit)
CPU is the abbreviation of central processing unit which is called the brain of a computer system. This is the most valuable component of a computer system in which all the calculations take place. CPU is a small square part which contains many small pins and connectors underneath it also called processor and placed on the mother board.
Monitor
Monitor is an output device on which we see all the things happening. Know a days in modern life LCD has taken place of monitor which is rather slimmer and easy to handle than a monitor.
Keyboard
Keyboard is an input device through which is just like an electronic type writer that contains many buttons on it through which we input the text and numerical data and give commands to computer system.
Mouse
Mouse is also an input device through which we control the movement of the curser on the display screen but through this device we cannot input the text, numeric and other special keys. A standard mouse contains two buttons in which one is used to select or deselect and the other is used to open the pop-ups and instruction menus and one scrool wheel which is used to scrool the screen and move the slider.
CPU (Central Processing Unit)
CPU is the abbreviation of central processing unit which is called the brain of a computer system. This is the most valuable component of a computer system in which all the calculations take place. CPU is a small square part which contains many small pins and connectors underneath it also called processor and placed on the mother board.
Monitor
Monitor is an output device on which we see all the things happening. Know a days in modern life LCD has taken place of monitor which is rather slimmer and easy to handle than a monitor.
Keyboard
Keyboard is an input device through which is just like an electronic type writer that contains many buttons on it through which we input the text and numerical data and give commands to computer system.
Mouse
Mouse is also an input device through which we control the movement of the curser on the display screen but through this device we cannot input the text, numeric and other special keys. A standard mouse contains two buttons in which one is used to select or deselect and the other is used to open the pop-ups and instruction menus and one scrool wheel which is used to scrool the screen and move the slider.
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Basic Parts of a Computer
This is very much important for a computer user to know about every part and functionality of each part of a computer. There are many parts and components of a computer but here we are just discussing the main parts of a computer.
When you think about a computer its comes to your mind a box in tower form, a box like TV screen, a pad full of buttons and a wire connect with a small part just look like a rat.
Following basic parts which will be discussed in detail in later posts.
CPU (Central Processing Unit)
Monitor
Key Board
Mouse
When you think about a computer its comes to your mind a box in tower form, a box like TV screen, a pad full of buttons and a wire connect with a small part just look like a rat.
Following basic parts which will be discussed in detail in later posts.
CPU (Central Processing Unit)
Monitor
Key Board
Mouse
Labels:
Basic computer parts,
computer parts,
cpu,
keyboard,
monitor,
mouse
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