what three things do electronic hardware devices need in order to function?
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electricity, perhaps software, some sort of hardware (CD for CD players, cassettes for VHS), instructions (oven need type and heat info to function)
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Monitor or screen if it's a laptop.\nSpeakers.\nPrinter.\n\nLots of other devices - but strangely none that are only output and not input too.
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The way that I have always determined whether or not an element or even device is passive or active is whether or not that device requires a source of electricity to perform its function.  For example, a resistor, capacitor, inductor, or even diode merely takes a signal and affects it in some manner consistant with its function.  A transistor, on the other hand, requires a third input to perform its function.  This would be true for IC's like op amps as well.  This distinction can also be extended to devices such as cavity combiners would be a passive element while an amplifier would be considered active.
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Try this book, it's invaluable.\n\nCooling Techniques for Electronic Equipment\nISBN 0-471-52451-4
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Hello Friend! \n Without hardware, software is not possible and without  software, hardware is not possible. They mutually depend on each other.
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MONEY\nPOWER\nRESPECT\n\nthat's all i need.
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Look into SDLC.\n\nIt starts with requirements - defining what is expected - not only on what is needed as far as functionality, but when it is needed and how it is delivered.\n\nSuccess is determined by the approval of the customer.  Make sure you nail down what their expectations are.
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usb will work... you might need to invest in a hub first though.
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in computer u r loading software into the hardware\nin other u load hardware into the software ............\n\n:-)
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Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> System tools -> System Information. \n\nIt's all there.
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I would use a USB cable.  But any IEEE compliant cable will work with those.
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in the electronics area
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Do you mean to say that you need to know the input, output, storage and processing devices? Here are the ones that I know:\nInput:1.Keyboard\n2.Mouse\n3.Scanner\n4.Light Pen\n5.Touch Screen\n6.Joystick\n\nOutput:1.Monitor(Visual Display Unit)\n2.Printer\n3.Speaker\n\nProcessing:CPU>1.Arithmetic and Logical Unit\n2.Control Unit\n\nStorage:Hard Drive\nFloppy Drive\nCompact Disk
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Multi-Function Peripheral. Hardware that combines several functions in a single unit, such as a combined fax
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network media: cables \nNetwork hardware: Switches, routers, network cards etc.
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Its a vague question, but it has an easy answer. There are several things required to "control" a computer, none more important than the other. The first is of course the CPU, which handles all the instructions the computer executes and generates many control signals for the rest of the computer. The CPU also performs aritimetic and logic functions. Next is the clock generator/controller, a circuit that generates timing and some control signals for the CPU and rest of the computer. Then there is memory, which comes in two general forms, ROM and RAM. ROM stands for Read Only Memory and RAM stands for Random Access Memory. RAM is the portion of memory where computers store temporary information. These three general circuits make up the control system for computers. But for a computer to be of any use it needs Input/Output circuits like USB, parallel, serial, video, etc.
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Check with the game maker's website and they'll have a page dedicated to hardware requirements.