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This document categorizes the main parts of a computer as either external or internal. External parts include the keyboard, mouse, monitor, speakers, printer, and microphone, which are accessible from outside the computer case. Internal parts comprise components located inside the computer case, such as the CPU, fan, motherboard, hard disk, and RAM, as well as the sound card.

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External parts Of a Computer
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Keyboard
Mouse
Microphone
Printer
Speakers
Monitor

Internal parts Of a Computer
Home
C.P.U
Sound
Card
Mother
Board
RAM
Fan
Hard
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