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System- programs on a computer, can’t touch them.  (examples: browser, MS Word, Operating System)

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ROM (read only memory)—start up the computer, OS talk to the hardware

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more temporary than storage. memory is deleted when you shut off the computer

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disconnecting

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connecting and how to lapel the link.

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plugged into the tower—not built in.  Most input devices, output devices and some devices are also peripheral devices.

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color changing

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Flash- uses physics (examples: USB/thumb drives, solid state hard drives)

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Optical – uses lasers or light (example: CD, DVDs)

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Is the brain of the computer

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uses magnets (most hard drives, floppy disks)

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Cloud- uses Web/Network (examples: iCloud, Canvas, Google docs)

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Terabyte- one Trillion bytes

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Long term memory. more permanent

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Gigabyte- 1 billion bytes

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shows you the information (screen or monitor, printer)

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megabyte- 1 million bytes

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What you use to put information in the computer (MOUSE, KEYBOARD, VOICE)

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Kilobyte - 1000 bytes

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Byte (8 bits)

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Bit (either a 0 or a 1)

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RAM (random access memory)—job: run programs, this is the main memory

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Could show how to like and dislike post.