peripherals
No because they are not connected to it with anything so the answer is no but mainframe technology, hardware, and data are a few the are part of a computer system.
The motherboard is the back bone of the components in a computer because it is what all the parts connect to. Think of it like a skeleton. All body parts are connected some way to the skeleton, just like most computer components are connected somehow to the motherboard. Without it, you have no computer.
connected
Anything connected to the computer is called a peripheral
It is connected into the usb port on the computer. :D :P
your printer can be connected to the computer in two ways. 1. the printer can be connected by a usb (universal serial bus) cable to the computer. 2. the computer can also transmit data via a network.
offcors, because a computer is connected to the wall or elictricity but a laptop can even dow a laptop have to be connected to a wire it's the charge!
a computer not conected to another computer
They r those thing which r connected to those other things, ya know what i mean right?
when a computer is connected to a server it takes all the services from that server and acts as a client.
It depends what you consider a network. If all the cables and associated hardware is there, but no computers are connected to it, it could still be considered a network. Others would just think of it as a collection of cables and switches unless there are at least two computers on it.
The internet is one example of a "Computer Network." As a result, then a computer which is connected to the internet is connected to a "Computer Network" There are other types of computer networks which are not necessarily connected to the internet, such as some offices. Typically you can be assured that your computer is connected to a computer network if: (a) you are using the internet (b) you are using a modem (many varieties include, but not limited to Telephone, Cellular, etc.) (c) you are connected to a wall outlet, box, or other device with an "Ethernet" cable. (The ends of an Ethernet cable look the same as a phone cable, only wider (8 wires instead of 4) Also . . . just because the "wires" are connected, doesn't mean that your computer is actually "participating" in the network . . . software, hardware, drivers . . . all these things have to be in place & working correctly for a full fledged network connection.yes irt i s1