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Motherboard

It is the main circuit board that embraces the whole components of a computer system.

Central Processing Unit

It is calle the brain of a computer, even some call it engine. It interprets and carried out the program instructions that run on a computer.

Memory

It is called the primary storage.It holds program instructions and date required for the processor to use.

Power Unit

It is responsible for supplying the neccesary power to the computer. It converts the electrical AC power required by the system.

Hard Drive

Itis the most reliable storage hiused inside a computer. It stores all programs and data that are not currently required by the main memory.

Sound and Video Cards

It allows you to hear music and control the information we see on the monitor

Monitor

It is one of the separate basic computer parts in desktop which the output from the computer.

Keyboard

It is an input device that helps to feed data to the computer. The user communicates with the computer through this.

Mouse

It is used to point ans select items on the monitor.

Digital Versatile Disk

DVD -- it stands for?

Double Data Random Access Memory

DDRAM -- -- it stands for?

Liquid Crystal Display

LCD ----- it stands for?

Super Video Graphics Adapter

SVGA -- -- it stands for?

Universal Serial Bus

USB -- -- it stands for?

Video Graphics Array

VGA -- it stands for?

Very Large Scale Integration

VLSI -- -- it stands for?

Ultra Large Scale Integration

ULSI -- it stands for?

Uniform Resource Locator

URL -- it stands for?