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This document describes several portable electronic devices: A PDA is used to organize your schedule and activities. A mobile phone allows calling, texting, emailing, and internet access. A laptop is a portable computer that can access the internet, play games, and send emails. A tablet is like a laptop but lacks a keyboard or mouse, instead using touchscreen or stylus input. A games console can be portable or stationary and connects to a TV for game play using a controller. A server performs tasks and manages other devices like computers or printers. A netbook is between a PDA and laptop, able to organize tasks and access the internet.
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- 2. PDA PDA or personal digital assistant is a device that is used to organize or keep track of your day and the activities you do during it. An advantage of having a PDA is that they are small, portable and easy to use.
- 3. Mobile Phone Mobile phones are a portable form of communication with which you can make a phone call, send a text message, access the internet and send an e-mail from now.
- 4. Laptop A laptop is a portable computer, this you can use to access the internet, play games, send e-mails and everything else you can use a normal computer for. Usually, a laptop will have a track pad instead of a mouse.
- 5. Computer base unit The purpose of the computer base unit is to enclose and contain the internal components of a computer, such as, the motherboard, the adapter cards, the RAM, the CPU, the heat sink, etc.
- 6. Tablet A tablet is a portable device like a laptop, however a tablet does not have a keyboard or a mouse/track pad, a tablet is usually touch screen, relying on a human finger or hand to navigate it or a stylus that would come with it.
- 7. Games Console A games console is a device that can be either portable, or not, is it is, it is usually like a tablet with controls on it, if it is not, then it is more like a computer base unit that uses a television as a monitor and relies on a remote controller to control the game play.
- 8. Server Servers perform tasks that are set or manage a certain group of computers, printers or designated components.
- 9. Netbook A netbook is the stage between a laptop and a PDA, it is able to organize tasks and track your day but is also able to connect to the internet and do a small amount of things a laptop can do.