Hardware

 refers to all the physical components of a computer. These tangible elements make up the structure of the system and enable it to function. Some examples of these are:

Let's start with the external parts:

Monitor:

 The screen where you see everything you do on the computer.

Keyboard:

 Allows you to type letters,
numbers and symbols.

Mouse: 

A device that allows you to move the cursor and select things on the screen.

Tower:

 The box that contains most of the internal parts of the computer.

printer:

 is a computer output peripheral device that allows the production of a permanent range of text or graphics from documents stored in an electronic format, by printing them on physical media, usually paper, using ink cartridges or laser technology (with toner).

foot computer microphone:

It works as an electroacoustic transducer or sensor and converts sound (sound waves) into an electrical signal to increase its intensity, transmit it and record it.

webcam:

 It connects to the computer via a cable and a USB port. Then, when turned on, it records images of the focused area just like any other camera. These images are encoded in binary numbers and sent through the cable to the equipment.

horns: 

converts electrical energy into acoustic energy. This conversion takes place in two stages: the electrical signal produces the movement of the speaker's diaphragm and this movement in turn produces pressure (sound) waves in the air surrounding the speaker.

Now, let's explore the internal parts:

Motherboard: 

The "highway" that connects all the internal parts of the computer.

Processor (CPU):

 The "brain" of the computer that runs programs.

RAM Memory: 

Temporarily stores the data that the computer is using.

Hard drive:

 Stores all your files, programs and the operating system.

Graphics card:

 Processes the images displayed on the monitor.

fans:

The processor fan is used to facilitate airflow and is typically used with a heatsink.