2. Desktop
A desktop computer is a typical office computer
that is used in office buildings and used at
home for studies. There is a monitor that is
connected to the base unit. The base unit is
where all of the components are that make
the computer function.
3. Laptop
A laptop has the same function as a desktop, however
the advantage with a laptop over a desktop is that
you can take a laptop out and about with you. The
difference with a laptop is that there is no base
unit, all of the internal components are in the laptop
itself, and there is a built in screen and integrated
speakers.
4. Tablet
A tablet is a device that is often used for web
surfing, gaming and email. The advantage with
a tablet is that is light and and handheld and
can be taken anywhere. An example of a
tablet is IOS.
5. Games console
A games console is a visual interactive who's
output is put on to a monitor or TV screen. A
games console is played through a controller.
The latest in controller technology is ‘hands
free’ there will be a sensor that will pick up
movement and replicate your movement on
to the screen.
6. Mobile
A mobile is a device that allows you to call
people wherever they are. You can also use
technology like SMS (texting). The latest
technology on mobiles allow you to access
emails, go on social networking sites, and
access the internet.
7. PDA
A PDA (personal digital assistant) is a smart-
phone that allows easy access to things such
as email, SMS and phone calls. A PDA is a
useful and helpful organiser that used by
people in business’.