FLASH DRIVE

 It is a small, lightweight, removable and rewritable flash

memory data storage device.

 Usb flash disk is faster, holds more data and more reliable than
a floppy disk.

 It is also known as pen drive, thumb drive or simply usb drive.

 DVD
 Dvd stands for digital versatile disk or digital video disk.

 Its an optical device that can be used for data storage and
record movies with high video and sound quality.
 The storage capacity of a dvd varies from 4.1 gb to 17 gb.
 COMPACT DISK
 A Compact Disc (also known as a CD) is an optical disc used to store digital data.
 It was originally developed to store sound recordings exclusively, but later it also allowed
the preservation of other types of data.

 Audio CDs have been commercially available since October 1982. In 2010, they remain
the standard physical storage medium for audio.
HARD DISK DRIVE
 It is an electronic device that can read or write
information on its metal or glass recording surface.

 These disk drives are very fast and have large storage
capacity.
FLOPPY DISK
 It is also called auxiliary memory where data can be
stored permanently for future use.

 The types of external memories are floppy disk, hard

disk, compact disk, flash drive etc.
RAM
 Ram [random access memory] is an important component of memory
unit. Whatever information we enter into the computer that exists in
ram.

 It remains there till we are working in an application or computer gets

its power supply.

 It is a volatile memory.

 Data and instructions are temporarily stored in the ram. During

processing, if the computer is switched off data is lost forever.
ROM
 Rom stands for read only memory.
 It is so called, as user can only read from it and cannot
write into it.
 The primary use of rom is during the booting procedure,
which is an initial program to start up the computer, when
power is switched on.
KEYBOARD
 As the name implies, a keyboard is basically a board of keys. The

keyboard's design comes from the original typewriter keyboards,

which arranged letters and numbers in a way that prevented the
type-bars from getting jammed when typing quickly

 . This keyboard layout is known as the QWERTY design, which gets

its name from the first six letters across in the upper-left-hand
corner of the keyboard.
SPEAKERS
 Speakers are one of the most common output
devices used with computer systems.

 Some speakers are designed to work specifically with

computers, while others can be hooked up to any type of
sound system.
 MOUSE
 In computing , a mouse is a pointing device that functions
by detecting two-dimensional motion relative to its
supporting surface.

 The mouse's motion typically translates into the motion of

a cursor on a display, which allows for fine control of
a graphical user interface.
 MONITOR
 The computer monitor is an output device that is part of your computer's display
system.

 A cable connects the monitor to a video adapter (video card) that is installed in an
expansion slot on your computer’s motherboard.

 This system converts signals into text and pictures and displays them on a tv-like
screen (the monitor).
 MOTHERBOARD
 The motherboard is the main circuit board of your computer and is also
known as the mainboard or logic board.
 If you ever open your computer, the biggest piece of silicon you see is the
motherboard.
 Attached to the motherboard, you'll find the CPU, ROM,
memory RAM expansion slots, PCI slots, and USB ports.
 It also includes controllers for devices like the hard drive, DVD drive,
keyboard, and
 Basically, the motherboard is what makes everything in your computer
work together.
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