| Hardware
is best described as a device that is physically connected to your
computer or something
that can be physically touched. A CD-ROM,
Monitor, Printer,
and video card
are all examples of computer hardware.
Without any hardware your computer
would not exist and software would have nothing to run on. The image to the right is of a webcam,
an example of an external hardware peripheral that allows users
to make basic videos, transmit videos of themselves over the
Internet, and take pictures. |
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- See our hardware
listing page for a listing of computer hardware devices as well
as help and information about each of those devices.
- See document CH000494
for additional information about determining the type of
hardware in your computer or connected to your computer.
- Additional information about installing hardware can be found
on document CHADD.
- See document CH000039
for additional information about the differences between hardware
and software.
Also see: Auxiliary
device, Component, Device driver, ESD,
External,
Form factor, Hardware
monitor, Internal,
Peripheral, Physical,
Software, Upgrade,
Vendor
ID, Wetware
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