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Two key factors for choosing Displays

Resolution

Refresh Rate

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Resolution?

dictates how many pixels (horizontal × vertical) create the images on your screen. like (1920*1080)

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Refresh Rate?

dictates how many times per second the screen updates the image. (60Hz, 144Hz)

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Printers subject? 3

Laser Printers

Inkjet Printers

Connection Methods

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How a Laser Printers work?

Use Toner powder and fuse it onto the paper with heat.

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Laser Printers Pros?

Very fast

economical for large volume printing

quality text

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Laser Printers Cons?

Expensive

heat and odor

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How a Inkjet Printers work?

Use liquid Ink sprayed onto the paper

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Inkjet Printers Pros?

Cheap

excellent for color photo printing

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Inkjet Printers Cons?

Ink dries out quickly if unused

long-term cost of cartridges is high

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What is the Connection Methods? 3

Wired: USB is the most common

Wireless: Wi-Fi: Most used in networked environments

Bluetooth: Used for peripherals

<p><strong>Wired</strong>: <strong>USB </strong>is the most common</p><p><strong>Wireless</strong>: <strong>Wi-Fi:</strong> Most used in networked environments</p><p><strong>Bluetooth</strong>: Used for <strong>peripherals </strong></p>
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What is the meening of word PSU?

Power Supply Unit

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What is the Power Supply Unit?

The Power Supply Unit (PSU) converts wall electricity (AC) into continuous electricity (DC) for the components.

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Two key factors of PSU?

Calculation and Wattage

Efficiency Rating

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Calculation and Wattage?

You must calculate the wattage required by each component (CPU and GPU are the main consumers) and choose a PSU with about

20% higher wattage to ensure stability.

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Efficiency Rating?

Always look for the 80 PLUS certification (e.g., Bronze, Silver, Gold). This certification indicates the PSU's efficiency in converting power, meaning it wastes less wattage as heat, making it more stable and energy efficient.

<p>Always look for the <strong>80 PLUS certification</strong> (e.g., Bronze, Silver, Gold). This certification indicates the <strong>PSU's efficiency</strong> in converting power, meaning it wastes less wattage as heat, making it more stable and energy efficient.</p>