Välisseadet

Välisseadet is an Estonian term that translates to "external device" or "peripherals" in English. It refers to any hardware component that is not an integral part of a computer's main processing unit. These devices connect to the computer to provide input, output, or storage capabilities.

Common examples of välisseadet include input devices such as keyboards, mice, and scanners, which allow users to interact with the computer. Output devices like monitors, printers, and speakers display or present information processed by the computer. Storage devices such as external hard drives, USB flash drives, and memory cards are also considered välisseadet, used for storing and transferring data. Other peripherals can include webcams, microphones, game controllers, and network interface cards.

The functionality of a computer is significantly expanded by the use of välisseadet. They enable a computer to communicate with the outside world and handle a wider range of tasks. The connection between the computer and its välisseadet is typically established through various ports and interfaces, including USB, HDMI, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. The selection and compatibility of these external devices are crucial for optimizing a computer's performance and usability for specific applications or user needs.