Peripherals are devices attached to but not part of the host computer. Storage peripherals include portable hard drives, memory sticks, and floppy drives, though floppy drives are obsolete. Input peripherals include keyboards for typing text and mice for clicking and dragging to control the operating system. Output peripherals are speakers for sound and displays connected via cables for visual output.

1. Peripherals
A peripheral is a device attached to a
host computer, but not part of it, and
is more or less dependent on the host.

2. INPUT DEVICES

3. STORAGE
Data storage is often called storage or
memory.
You can get different methods of
peripherals storage. For example, portable
hard-drives, memory sticks and floppy
drives. (But, floppy drives are no longer
used.)

4. INPUT DEVICES(KEYBOARD)
Keyboards are a human interface device that allows the user
to input letters into a computer. each key has a letter on it
that can call a command or type that letter into a word
document, search engine, etc...

5. INPUT DEVICE (MOUSE)
A mouse is another human interface that allows the user to
click, drag etc to control the operating system. For example, if
the user wants to go on to the internet, they will click the
web browser. instead of writing it into the cmd.

6. OUTPUT DEVICES

7. OUTPUT DEVICES
Speakers are what play
sounds or music from a computer. They use a 3.5mm
stereo plug. The plug

8. OUTPUT(DISPLAY)
Displays cables are normally USB input devices. the
most common ratios are 4:3 and 16:9. The display
device in modern monitors is typically a thin film
transistor liquid crystal display