This type of memory retains its contents even when the computer is powered down (non-volatile).

Type of optical storage device which holds about 4.3GB of data.

Type of expansion slot used for data intensive needs such as video, hi-speed storage, etc.

Term used when measuring the number of dots (width & length) on a computer monitor.

Two output devices for sound.

Two most common output devices.

a set of electronic components in an integrated circuit that manages the data flow between the processor, memory and peripherals

Redundant hard disk drives programmed to act as a single disk and protect against failure.

Two most common input devices.

Type of storage device which uses non-volatile (meaning the data is saved even when power is cut) chips instead of a spinning disk.

Newest and fastest type of RAM.

Input device often used to take pictures

Type of adaptor card used to transfer a video signal to a computer.

Output device that employs the use of polarizing filters with a liquid crystal solution between them.

Three types of video cables

NIC

Any physical device of a computer is called this.

This type of adapter card often has its own memory and cooling fan.

USB

RAM

the Basic Input/Output System which is non-volatile firmware used to perform hardware initialization during the booting process (power-on startup), and to provide runtime services for operating systems and programs

The main brain of a computer

Input devices capable of "seeing" images.

The device that converts AC power to DC power.

Magnetic storage device being phased out for most new computers

These describe what . . . "horizontal", "tower", "all-in-one", "desktop"?

CPU architecture pictured here, where the pins are flat against the chip

Type of cable pictured.

typically low-end network computers that rely on remote servers to perform all data processing

All internal components must be compatible with the?

This encompasses the use of computers, network hardware, and software to process, store, transmit, and retrieve information.