Computer Peripheral Device Collection

Computer keyboard
Abstract computer-drawn illustration of a hand reaching out to a computer keyboard

Coloured SEM of laptop screen foil surface
Laptop screen foil. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the surface of a brightness- enhancing foil used to make laptop personal computer screens look brighter

Mouse connector, SEM
Mouse connector. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a PS/2 connector on a mouse. This connector plugs into a port on the computer. Magnification: x2.6 at 6x7cm size

Computer keyboard, simulated X-ray
Computer keyboard. Simulated X-ray of a keyboard for a personal computer (PC). The keyboard connects to a computer (not seen) by the lead at upper right

Registered jack connectors. This type of connector is used for connecting telecommunications equipment. A registered jack (RJ) is also used in computer networking

Internet connection. Twisted pair (TP) cable terminated with a connector plug, and a wall sock- et. These are used to connect personal computers to local area networks (LANs) and the Internet

Close-up of part of a computer keyboard
Keyboard. Close-up of part of a keyboard of a computer

View of a laptop computer keyboard and screen
Laptop computer. View of the keyboard (bottom) and screen (top) of a laptop computer. The screen and keyboard are joined together by a hinge to make the computer an all in one foldable unit

SCSI computer connector. This SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) connector is used for connecting and transferring data from a computer onto a peripheral device

Modem connector. The RJ-11 connector (lower right) links a computer modem to the Internet. A modem (modulator demodulator)

Close-up of part of the keyboard of a computer
Keyboard. Close-up of part of the keyboard of a personal computer (PC)

Computer mouse and robot hand

Computer keys
Computer key: help

Keyboard key. Coloured scanning electron microg- raph (SEM) of a dirty key from a personal computer (PC) keyboard. Dirt and accumulated grime (green) are seen on the key. Magnification unknown

Computer mouse and keyboard. Mouse (lower left) and keyboard (upper right) for a personal computer (PC). The mouse controls a pointer on the computer screen, allowing easy use of the computer

View of a computer ethernet connector
Ethernet computer connector. View of a computer ethernet connector used to connect many personal computers into a network. This connector is known as an RJ-45

Wireless internet antenna. This antenna allows personal computers to connect to the internet wirelessly

Blank keyboard. Conceptual image showing a computer keyboard with blank keys. This could represent amnesia, language difficulties or " writers block"

Keyboard from an Apple MacIntosh computer
Apple MacIntosh keyboard. Keyboard of an Apple MacIntosh computer

Keyboard of a computer

FireWire cable and PC motherboard, composite image. A FireWire cable allows high speed access between a personal computer and a peripheral

Flatbed scanner
Scan head of a flatbed scanner. Flatbed or desktop scanners capture images from printed media using the scan head. The scan head contains a lamp (white tube) that illuminates the image

Internet connectors
Internet plugs. Two twisted pair (TP) cables terminated with connector plugs. These cables and plugs are used to connect personal computers to local area networks (LANs) and the Internet

Multiple electrical connectors from laser printer
Laser printer wire connector. Close-up of a multiple electrical connector from a laser printer. Individual wires are held in place by a plastic frame (off white)

Artwork of home computer & collage of peripherals
Home computer & peripherals. Artwork showing a collage of computer peripherals around a home computer. The computer (at centre) has a mock roof to signify a home computer

Computer mouse with a scroll wheel. Sensors on the inside of the mouse track the motion of a ball that rolls as the mouse is moved across a surface

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"Enhancing Your Computing Experience: Exploring the World of Computer Peripheral Devices" In today's digital age, computer peripheral devices play a crucial role in enhancing our computing experience. From the familiar keyboard to the intricate mouse connectors, these devices have become an integral part of our daily lives. The computer keyboard, with its tactile keys and ergonomic design, allows us to effortlessly communicate with our machines. A simulated X-ray reveals the complex mechanisms hidden beneath its surface, showcasing the precision engineering that goes into every keystroke. Meanwhile, a coloured SEM image of a laptop screen foil surface showcases the vibrant display technology that brings images and videos to life. This thin layer acts as a gateway between us and the virtual world we explore on our screens. When it comes to navigation, we rely on mice with their smooth movements and precise clicks. SEM close-ups reveal their intricate details – from registered jack connectors that ensure seamless communication between device and machine to sleek designs that fit comfortably in our hands. But what good is all this if we can't connect? The internet connection symbolizes limitless possibilities as it enables us to access information at lightning speed. Whether through wired or wireless connections, staying connected has never been easier. So next time you sit down at your computer desk, take a moment to appreciate these unsung heroes – computer peripheral devices, and are not just tools but gateways that unlock endless opportunities for creativity, productivity, and entertainment in this digital era.