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personal computer portable lightweight personal computers.
desktop Desktop computers are made up of individual components such as a monitor, a keyboard, a system unit, and a printer.
laptop They are smaller in size as compared to a desktop computer and are designed for travel. Laptop computers are also called notebook computers.
taplet Tablet computers are fully functional tablet-sized portable computers that allow you to write directly on the screen by using your finger or a pen called stylus.
handheld Handheld computers are computing devices that are small enough to fit in your hand.
smartphones Smartphones are handheld computers that have telephone capabilities.
memory Computers depend on RAM to run processes and applications; When a computer with too little RAM is attempting to run several processes, each one may not have access to as much RAM as it requires to run optimally.
processeor The CPU is the primary driver of how fast a computer works. All user input is processed by the CPU once every cycle.
video card A top-of-the-line graphics card will have its own memory and processor built into the card.
internet connection When surfing the Internet, streaming videos or downloading files from the internet, your internet connection speed will affect the performance of the computer.
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