Original post by 999tigger
In less time than it has taken you to post this thread, then you could have looked it up yourself.
Hardware = The physical parts of a computer
Is that right?
Original post by JackT2000
Hardware = The physical parts of a computer
Is that right?
Is that right?
Along the right lines. Definitions are precise so its best just to get one by looking it up and use that. You need to realise that looking soem things up yourself is more efficient and will get you better answers, than an internet forum.
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