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A desktop computer consists of a central processing unit and monitor housed in separate enclosures. Desktop computers come in different sizes from mini towers to mid towers to full towers depending on their internal components and expansion capabilities. The central processing unit, commonly called the tower, contains the computer's main components while the monitor provides the visual display.
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