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peripheral device

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noun

  1. Often shortened to: peripheralcomputing any device, such as a disk, printer, modem, or screen, concerned with input/output, storage, etc

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Remaining funds from the Tableau Foundation will run tech-support events, specialized training for families, or assist with other expenses like peripheral devices for students.

From Seattle Times

The goal is to reach a point where all peripheral devices are made with a USB-C connector.

From New York Times

The Oculus, which also requires a beefy PC and has its own array of peripheral devices, costs roughly $200 less.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Smart Connector passes data and power back and forth between the tablet and keyboard — and frees the iPad Pro’s Bluetooth radio for use with another peripheral device.

From New York Times

"We may automatically check your version of the software and download software updates or configuration changes, including those that prevent you from accessing the Services, playing counterfeit games, or using unauthorized hardware peripheral devices."

From The Verge