A computer takes input, manipulates data, stores data, and displays data. The CPU, or central processing unit, is the brains of the computer. Most new Windows based programs use a Pentium processor. A graphical object on the screen that indicates your current position. A mouse has a cursor.
Many programs have their own cursors.
Same as a floppy disk. A technology that stores more information than a CD-ROM and can be written upon. The disk resembles a CD-ROM but has 7 times the storage capacity. The mechanism that reads a floppy disk. The mechanism that reads the hard disk.