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- 2. motherboard Main circuit board in the computer.
- 3. Main memory Allows computer to store and retain information.
- 4. mouse Lets you feed instruction to the computer by simply pointing and clicking in a graphical environment.
- 5. processor Brain of the computer that handles the flow of data.
- 6. Optional devices Optional devices that you connect to your computer, like printers and removable storage disk .