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This document classifies and lists common computer hardware, software, and device types. It separates items into categories such as input devices, output devices, storage devices, processors, memory, and more. It also breaks down classifications further, identifying specific examples like keyboards, mice, printers within the input and output device groups.
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- 2. Device Classification Input Devices Output Devices Input-output Devices Memory Devices Processor and Processing Devices Storage Devices
- 3. Input Devices Computer mouse Web Camera Keyboard Computer Microphone Video Game Controller
- 4. Output Devices Speakers Headphones Printers Moniters
- 5. Input-Output Devices Jump Drive Microsoft Surface
- 6. Memory Devices Ram Memory Cache Memory
- 7. Processing Devices Microprocessors
- 8. Storage Devices CD Rom Floppy Disk Jump Drive
- 11. System Software Windows Vista Windows xp Microsoft Office Microsoft Linux Mac OS 9
- 13. Personal Computer Laptop Computer Desktop Computer
- 14. Video Game Consoles Playstation 4 Playstation 3 XBOX 720 XBOX 360 Wii
- 15. PDA Personal Digital assistant
- 16. Supercomputer
- 17. Workstation
- 18. Microcontroller
- 19. Smartphones
- 21. Client
- 22. Server