Computer System Hardware

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The document summarizes the basic components of a computer system including input, processing, storage, and output devices. It describes common input devices like keyboards, pointing devices, scanners, and cameras. It then explains processing units like the CPU and microprocessor. Storage devices covered include hard drives, floppy drives, removable disks, and CD-ROM drives. Finally, it lists the main output devices as monitors, printers, and speakers.

C omputer S ystem H ardware INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT STORAGE

INPUT DEVICES ,[object Object],POINTING DEVICES KEYBOARD SCANNER DIGITAL CAMERA

P ointing D evices ,[object Object],MOUSE JOYSTICK TRACKBALL

PROCESS CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT/ PROCESSOR MICROPROCESSOR

C entral P rocessing U nit ,[object Object]

STORAGE HARD DRIVE FLOPPY DRIVE REMOVABLE HARD DISK CD-ROM DRIVE

OUTPUT DEVICES ,[object Object],MONITOR PRINTER SPEAKER

T HE E ND !!!  ♥ By: A rianne S hane M . B uenviaje AB-International Studies

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