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Those devices which are connected to computer are called external memory devices.

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Internal components are devices that are either built-in to the motherboard of the computer, added on an expansion card or a device attached to the motherboard by way of ribbon cables.

External devices are added to the computer system by plugging them into one of the ports on the back of the computer.

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the external compound with their own power suply and easy to carry anywhere u want.. but the internal hardware is permenantly inside the computer and demand power input from computer power suply....Hey try this A1bytes.com website, is a best bytes of computer, mobile tips and more

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Devices such as the motherboard, graphic and sound cards, internal hard-drives, are examples of internal parts found inside the computer case. The external parts are outside the case: monitor, keyboard, mouse, external hard-drives, usb devices, and so on.

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peripheral external connected to computer as printer, keyboard, monitor, mouse

and internally called integrated peripheral

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There are loads of different external devices - including: Plotters, Printers, Scanners, Disk-drives, Modems, Screens, Pen-drives, Cameras...

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the video card sound net

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