| A | B |
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| Inkjet Printer | Sprays ink on the paper. |
| Input | The process of entering information into a computer. |
| IPOS | Input, Processing, Output and Storage |
| Keyboard | Contains numbers, letters, symbols, and function keys. |
| Laptop Computer | Designed to be small enough and light enough to be used on your lap. |
| Laser Printer | Uses light beams on paper. |
| Local Area Networks | LAN- computers connected together in a close location. |
| Mainframes | Used by business and governments. |
| Microcomputers | A small computer with CPU that is a single silicon chip. |
| Modem | Connects the computer to a telephone line. |
| Network | Computers connected to other computers; they share information and hardware. |
| Notebook Computers | Designed to be used on a desktop but still small enough to be portable. |
| Output | Displays the results of processing. |
| PDA's | Personal Digital Assistance. A handheld device used with a PC. Today we have smartphones that have replaced most PDA's. |
| Personal Computer | PC. Smaller and less powerful than the other types of computers. |
