PDA, mobile phones, games consoles, PCs, laptops, and tablets are all digital devices that allow users to store and access information remotely. PDAs can store contact information and send notifications, mobile phones provide communication capabilities and music playback, games consoles enable game playing and online interactions, PCs are larger and faster desktop computers, laptops are portable PCs, and tablets are touchscreen devices that run adapted desktop operating systems. These devices vary in size, power source, and specific functions but all allow accessing and sharing digital information from different locations.

1. Non-Technical
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Benn Kelly

2. PDA
PDA or Personal Digital
Assistant, is like a mini laptop
that has access to the internet.
You can store information like
dates and names, and allow it to
give notifications about meetings
ect.

3. Mobile Phone
A mobile phone is a form of
communication, they are know
widely used and can have internet
access. Many of the younger
generation use there phones for
texts and as a music device.

4. Games Console
It’s an appliance to play games and
use applications. You can also
communicate with your friends
and even people from all over
the world. There are also
different formats in which you
can play on.

5. PC
A PC or personal computer is
usually faster and larger than a
laptop. The are primarily used in
the home or a workplace, they run
of power from a plug, this is what
restricts the movement.

6. Laptop
A laptop is basically a portable
PC, you can access the
internet wirelessly from any
location, bearing in mind you
have a internet connection.
Unlike the PC it runs on a re-
chargeable battery.

7. Tablet
A tablet is a form of portable
device, they are usually
touchscreen or have a pen enabled
interface. They will often have a
version of a desktop OS, but a
adapted version.