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The document lists and describes common computer peripherals including the power supply, monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers, microphone, webcam, and USB flash drive. The power supply provides power to other components and connects to the back of the monitor. The keyboard and mouse are input devices that allow typing and pointing. The monitor displays programs and images, and speakers output audio from multimedia files.
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