Perifériakészlet

Perifériakészlet refers to a collection of peripheral devices that can be connected to a central processing unit or main computer system. These devices are not part of the core computing components like the CPU, memory, or motherboard, but rather extend the system's capabilities. Common examples of peripherals include input devices such as keyboards, mice, and scanners, and output devices like monitors, printers, and speakers. Storage devices like external hard drives, USB drives, and optical drives are also considered peripherals.

The purpose of a perifériakészlet is to allow a computer to interact with the outside world and perform a wider range of tasks than its core components alone would permit. Input devices enable users to provide data and commands to the computer, while output devices allow the computer to present information and results back to the user. Storage peripherals provide additional capacity for storing data and programs. Networking devices like modems and routers, while sometimes integrated, can also be considered peripherals that facilitate communication with other computer systems. The choice and configuration of a perifériakészlet depend on the specific needs and intended use of the computer system.