With technology advancing so rapidly around us, sometimes misconceptions can work their way into our common understanding. In this article, we'll take a step back and go over some of the most common things people get wrong when talking about computer hardware. For each one, we'll list the common fallacy as well as why it is not accurate.
10 Big Misconceptions About Computer Hardware
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2025-04-27 22:22:48
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