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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouDKD9G9jOE

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https://primaryschoolict.com/pictograph

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How Computers Work: CPU, Memory, Input & Output

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5 Minutes to Code: Programming Basics "Flow Charts"

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How Computers Work: Hardware and Software

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​Monitors have come a long way over the years. Today we have a wide range of sleek looking flat screens, in a variation of sizes. These typically are Liquid Crystal Display monitors, better known...

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​When one decides to build or buy a PC, the aesthetics are a factor that people consider. PC cases aren't just about looks, design considerations also take into account computer performance. As...

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​The hard drive, also known as the hard disk drive, is the physical component that all of the information is stored on within your computer. It can be abbreviated to HDD, and you may have seen this...

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The Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) is the fourth component in a series about computer hardware I am going to be talking about. They are typically referred to as a graphics card, because they look a...

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RAM is an acronym that stands for Random Access Memory, which probably doesn't mean much at the moment, but as you have guessed, I'm about to explain.

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Last week we spoke about the motherboard which is the large component that everything plugs into. This week we are going to look at the Central Processing Unit, more commonly known as the CPU. The...

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To continue on from last week, I am going from simple circuits to more complex circuits - computers. My aim is to discuss the various main components you would typically find in a desktop computer....

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