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Computer Peripherals ? to Accelerate the Performance of Your Pc
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Computer peripheral is a term that is sometimes referred exclusively for devices that are connected externally, generally those that are connected through some form of computer bus like the USB. Its most common examples include joysticks, printers and scanners.
However in a mixed opinion, some people say, internal devices like the video capture cards are not really computer peripherals since they are added inside the computer case. In their opinion the term peripherals is exclusively reserved for devices that are hooked up externally to the computer. It is arguable however whether PCMCIA cards qualify as peripherals under this biased definition. Because there are some hard wares that go fully inside the laptop, while some others like WiFi cards, have external appendages.
Due to these deliberations, the term is hardly used these days. Earlier these were used to refer to things like floppy disk drives and modems. Now a day’s most of these devices are integrated inside the computer’s case. Over and above the external devices typically function on their own such as mp3 players and cell phones.
The common peripherals include.
• Storage: CD, CD ROM, CD writer, DVD, DVD ROM, DVD writer, HD DVD, HD DVD ROM, HD DVD Writer, etc. Other examples in this category include USB flash drive, tape drive, floppy disk, and punch card. In the non removable category are the disk drives, disk array controller, etc.
• Input: In this category devices like keyboard, pointing devices, mouse, trackball, joystick, touch screen, game pad are included.
The devices like the power cord/ transformer, microphone, brain computer interface, image scanner, computer terminal, computer speech recognition, webcam, digitizing tablet, barcode reader are also included in this category.
• Output: For the printing purposes the devices that are used like the plotter, printer, Braille embosser, etc, the devices for the sound like the computer speech synthesis, sound card, speakers, etc are the output peripherals.
The devices for the visuals like the digital camera, graphics card, monitor, the devices for networking like the modem and the network card, expansion devices like the docking station, etc are other output peripheral devices.
Many online computer shopping, portals are giving discount on every purchase of computer peripheral item.
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How do I convert a “Text-to-Speech” sound to an audio file?
Question by joe4cleveland: How do I convert a “Text-to-Speech” sound to an audio file?
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Answer by Leo
First of all check in your sound recording application if you can find any option to select between your recording source (like microphone, line-in etc…), most probably the default source would be the microphone input.
If you can’t configure/change this in your program, try this: If you are using Windows, go to system tray and open volume control -> go to Options -> recording, select here your new recording source, probably something called like “wave-table”, “sound mix”, or even “what you hear” (as it is named on my case).. .try them until you get it right .
good luck! 
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