Hardware - The physical parts of a computer that we can touch and see, Data - Unprocessed items, Information - The result of the computer's processing, Booting - The process where a computer starts up and automatically loads the operating system, Clipboard - Data which has been copied is temporarily stored on the...., Less clutter due to no cables, no tangling of cables, wider range of movement  - Advantages of wireless devices, Requires batteries, slightly more expensive that wired devices - Disadvantages of wireless devices, Plug-and-play - Technologies where the user can simply plug their device into a computer and use it almost immediately, Diagonally in inches - How a monitor/screen is measured, GB - The storage capacity of every hard disk is usually measured in...., RSI (Repetitive strain injury) - The name given to injuries resulting from fast, repetitive actions, Ergonomics - The study and design of the workplace for the comfort and safety of people in work environments, Wrist and palm rests, curved shape - Features of an ergonomically designed keyboard, Green computing - The term used to describe using computers in a way that is sensitive to the environment.,

Grade 10 - Hardware

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