Differences between the followings:
Internal Hard Drives
Internal hard drives are found inside a
computer. Every computer comes with one at
the time of purchase; they are required for the
machine to function.
CRT Monitor
A CRT monitor is a monitor that is similar to
a standard television set because it contains a
cathode ray tube. A cathode ray tube (CRT) is
a large and sealed glass tube. The front of the
tube has the screen.
OCR
OCR (Optical Character Recognition) is a
technology that involves reading typewritten,
computer-printed or handwritten characters
from ordinary documents and converts them
into a form that the computer can understand.
Input Devices
Input devices are used to enter data and
information into the computer. Most
commonly used ones like keyboard, mouse,
joystick, scanner, light pen, digital camera,
etc.
External Hard Drives
External hard drives can be bought separately
for extra storage space and are generally
connected to the computer in question via
a USB cable. External desktop hard drives
come in a shell that allows you to use it
outside of the computer case.
LCD Monitor
LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) monitors use
liquid crystals, instead of a cathode ray tube,
to display information on the screen. LCD
monitors are a lightweight, compact screen
that consumes less than one-third of the
power as compared to a CRT monitor.
OMR
OMR (Optical Mark Recognition) is a
scanner that reads marks on specific areas of
the page. The scanner is able to detect a
marked area by shining a beam of light onto
the document because it is more reflective
than an unmarked surface. OMR can read
hand-drawn marks such as small circles or
rectangles.
Output Devices
An output device accepts the results produced
by the computer, which are in coded form and
hence cannot be read or understood easily.
So output devices convert the coded result in
a readable form. The different output devices
like monitor, printer, speaker, headphone,
etc.