| All-In-One Computer |
A type of personal computer that combines the monitor and the computer's internal components into a single unit, reducing clutter. |
| Case |
The physical enclosure that houses and protects the computer's components and provides structural support. |
| Convertibles |
PCs that can switch between laptop mode and tablet mode, offering flexibility in use and touchscreen functionality. |
| Cooling System |
The system used to dissipate heat generated by the PC components, which can include fans and heat sinks. |
| Desktop Computer |
Atype of personal computer that typically consists of a monitor, keyboard, mouse, and tower. |
| Display |
The screen component that visually represents the output from the computer's video system. |
| Gaming PC |
A type of personal computer that features high-performance graphics cards and processors. |
| Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) |
A specialized processor designed to accelerate graphics rendering, essential for gaming and graphic design. |
| Input Devices |
Hardware used to provide data and control signals to the device, such as keyboards and touchscreens. |
| Keyboard |
An input device consisting of keys used for typing and interacting with a computer. |
| Laptop Computer |
A portable PC that integrates all the components, including a screen, keyboard, and battery, into a single foldable unit. |
| Motherboard |
The main circuit board that houses the CPU, memory, and other components, allowing communication between them. |
| Power Supply Unit (PSU) |
The component that converts electrical power from an outlet into usable power for the computer's components. |
| Tablet |
A mobile PC that features a touchscreen interface and is often used for browsing, reading, and media consumption. |
| Touchpad |
An input device that allows users to control the cursor on the screen through finger movements. |
| Workstation |
A high-performance personal computer designed for technical or scientific applications, typically featuring powerful CPU and large amounts of RAM. |
