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The image shows an electronic device called a laptop, viewed from above, opened horizontally, through a flap that holds two main elements together, as the spine of a book binds the two covers, in the case of the laptop being the small system unit and the monitor LCD. When closed, the laptop looks like a book shelved in a bookcase.
The laptop, unlike the desktop computer, is much lighter, made to be portable, running on a battery and a charger the battery fixed behind the unit, under the monitor. Compared to a classic desktop, the laptop is a small computer, like a folder or a bookcase, rectangular in shape, covered by a plastic or metal case, in which rests the motherboard where all the input or output devices are integrated, without external devices need to be attached, but this option is not excluded.
The small speakers, the keyboard and the touchpad, which takes the place of the traditional mouse, are assembled in a compact laptop. These are integrated into the bottom half of the laptop. The keyboard occupies most of the surface of the unit’s cover. Here are keys or buttons attached to letters, numbers and functions, which transmit to the unit the information we type with each key pressed. The keys are highlighted by blank squares inside the embossed rectangle that represents the unit’s cover.
The touchpad, an integrated laptop mouse, which uses touch-sensitive sensors to move the cursor arrow displayed on the monitor, is located under the keyboard, the bottom center. It is rendered by a small horizontal rectangle, filled with the texture of horizontal and parallel lines.
In the upper right corner of the keyboard, on the unit case, is the power button, marked as a small blank rectangle.
The top half of the laptop consists of the monitor. The monitor screen is rendered by a large horizontal rectangle filled with dotted texture. It is very thin, attached to the lower half of the main unit by two flaps. It opens by gripping its edge and lifting it vertically. It can be adjusted until it bends over its back at a fairly large angle, depending on the position we are in. Unlike the computer monitor, which can be chosen separately from the unit and which comes in different models with very large screens, the display of a laptop monitor has the disadvantage of being reduced in size. It is designed as a compact piece of a portable computer that saves space and is light. But there is the option to project the image on a separate monitor, via wire.
