1. ict companies and organizations. Task Work on new vocabulary

Popular input devices
The most important input device for your computer is the keyboard, but all computer keyboards aren't equal. With more people using computers for both work and personal use, excessive typing can lead to health problems. The creation of ergonomic computer keyboards has helped alleviate muscle and joint pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, and other maladies that frequently affect users.
Ergonomic keyboards come in one- or two-piece designs, allowing users the flexibility to find the most comfortable position.
The computer mouse and touchpad control the cursor. A computer stylus mouse is held like a pencil, and it comes with a specialized pad. Computer mice are available in wired or wireless connections, and are offered in ergonomic designs.
Popular output Peripherals
Computer monitors are essential to view your computer activity. Printers are not essential, but useful if you want the convenience of printing materials from your home or office. Other popular outputs include computer speakers, gaming computer headsets, headphones, and VR headsets to enhance your music and gaming experiences. The acronym KVM stands for keyboard, video monitor, and mouse, and the input/output device it refers to allows you to share two computers with one keyboard, video monitor, and mouse by connecting them and their peripherals into a console that permits you to switch from one computer to the other as needed. (See picture 10)

Picture 10. Output peripherals.

Task 2. Speaking about peripheral devices of a computer.
Answer to three speaking questions below:

Describe a piece of electronic equipment that you find difficult. You should say: what it is what is difficult to use mainly how long you have had it and explain why you find this piece of electronic equipment difficult.

Sample answer:
One piece of technology that I find difficult to use is a 3D printer. Although I am fascinated by the concept of being able to create three-dimensional objects from digital designs, I struggle with the technical aspect of setting up and operating the printer.
Firstly, I find the software used to create digital designs to be quite complicated and not user-friendly. The various settings and options for scaling, rotating, and positioning the design can be overwhelming, and I often struggle to get the design just right.
Once the design is ready, I find that the process of setting up the printer and adjusting the various parameters to achieve the desired output can be quite time-consuming and tedious. The process of loading the filament and calibrating the printer to ensure that the object is printed with the right dimensions can be quite challenging.
Even when the printer is set up correctly, there are still several factors that can affect the quality of the printed object, such as the temperature of the printer, the type of filament used, and the design of the object itself.
Overall, while I appreciate the potential of 3D printing technology, I find it difficult to use and often prefer to leave it to the experts who are more proficient in operating and troubleshooting the printer.