Basic Concept of Computer : Parts of Computer and their Uses

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Parts of Computer

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We are going to learn about the Basics Concept of Computer – Parts of Computer. This video lectures explain everything about the parts of computer i.e – Different parts of a computer Just like our body, a computer is also made up of many parts.

These parts work together to perform different functions. A computer is made up of the following basic parts.

1. Monitor

2. CPU

3. Keyboard

4. Mouse

5. Speakers

These devices are categorized into three parts which are –

Input Devices

Output Devices

Storage Devices

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