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| Physical equipment of the computer. (if you can touch it its hardware) |
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| How information gets into the computer. (keyboard,mouse,webcam) |
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| How information gets out of a computer. (monitor,printer,fax,etc) |
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| How we store information. (flash drive, SD Card, hard drive,etc) |
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| Central Processing Unit. (brain) |
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| Random Access Memory. (Its the temporary memory) |
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| Random Only Memory. (It holds information to tell the computer how to work) |
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| The working surface on a desk. |
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| A small picture represents a program. |
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| The left area of the screen to launch a program. |
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| task-bar is used to launch and monitor running applications. |
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| The programs and other operating information used by a computer. |
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| A program that gives a computer instructions that provide the user with tools to accomplish a task. |
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| Programs that the computer uses. (Telling the computer how to work) |
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| Programs used to access to the internet. (Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, etc) |
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| Programs used on the internet to search the the internet. (Bing, Google, etc) |
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| Programs to type up document. |
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| Mathematic program that uses numbers and formula. |
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| A program that helps you presents information to others. (PowerPoint, etc) |
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| A section of the taskbars in the Microsoft Windows desktop user interface that is used to display the clock and the icons. |
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| An alternative route that is shorter than the one usually taken. |
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| The background pattern or picture against the desktop. |
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