Intro To Hardware And Software
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The document defines information technology and describes its two main components - hardware and software. It outlines six categories of hardware including input/output devices, storage, CPU and more. It also discusses three major categories of software - application, system and utility software. The document provides examples and descriptions of various hardware and software components that make up a computer system.
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Intro To Hardware And Software
- 1. ©2005 The McGraw-Hill Companies, All rights reserved McGraw-Hill/Irwin
- 2. Extended Learning Module A COMPUTER HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE
- 6. Many Tools of IT
- 11. Six Categories of Hardware
- 17. PDA, Tablet PC, Notebook, Desktop
- 19. Minicomputers, Mainframes, and Supercomputers
- 33. Categories of Input Devices
- 42. Categories of Output Devices
- 43. Monitors
- 47. Printers
- 49. Categories of Storage Devices
- 51. Magnetic Storage Devices and Media
- 58. Common Types of Flash Memory
- 61. CPU and RAM
- 65. CPU and RAM at Work
- 68. Categories of Connectors and Ports
- 73. Common Ports and Connectors
- 75. Expansion Bus, Slots and Card
- 78. PC Card for a Notebook
- 81. Extended Learning Module A End of Extended Learning Module A