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Hardware is the physical component of a computer, anything you can touch is considered hardware. Keyboards, monitors and hard drives are all examples of hardware. A hard drive for example is basically a magnetic disk, in which data stored on.When saving a file, your operating system tells the hard drive where on the disk to save the file.  
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Hardware is the physical component of a computer, anything you can touch is considered hardware. Keyboards, monitors and hard drives are all examples of hardware. A hard drive for example is basically a magnetic disk, in which stores data.When saving a file, your operating system tells the hard drive where on the disk to save the file.  
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While it may not be important to know every detail how hardware works, it helps to know at least some. Much like a car, its handy to to have a general idea about how a computer works.
 
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Revision as of 14:15, 26 November 2008

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Chapter Introduction

Hardware is the physical component of a computer, anything you can touch is considered hardware. Keyboards, monitors and hard drives are all examples of hardware. A hard drive for example is basically a magnetic disk, in which stores data.When saving a file, your operating system tells the hard drive where on the disk to save the file.

While it may not be important to know every detail how hardware works, it helps to know at least some. Much like a car, its handy to to have a general idea about how a computer works.


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Input/Output and Storage

Keyboards, Mice and Other Input Devices

Monitors

Printers

Hard Drives

External Storage

System Hardware

CPUs

RAM

Technology Matters!

Supercomputer

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