Peripherals fall into three categories:
1. input devices are devices that put commands inside computers such as keyboards, mouses, and joysticks but the first two are the mostly used nowadays
2. output devices are what computers give out such as monitors, printers, speakers and I think projectors also fall into that category
3.storage devices such as a optical drive, hard drive, SDD, flash drive
So the main ones might be a mouse, keyboard, monitors, I think printers, hard drives and flash drives but speakers might be considered as one instead of a flash drive.
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Answer:
Category 3 (CAT3) Unshielded Twisted Pair cable
Explanation:
A Category 3 (CAT3) Unshielded Twisted Pair cable is a cable that makes use of the conductivity of copper to transmit data and power. These cables are an older standard for Ethernet cables and can handle data speeds of up to 10mbps.The succeeding standard for Ethernet cables include CAT5 which has speeds of up to 100 mbps, CAT 3 is mostly used in applications where speed is not of great importance such as in PBXs and VoIP telephone systems.
