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Like a Windows laptop your Chromebook has hardware ports on its sides which can be used to utilize external devices.

Four black Chromebooks stacked on top of each other, showing their ports and connectors.

Four black CHromebooks are stacked on top of each other, showing their ports and edges.

The Chromebook’s keyboard layout is similar to Windows’ and iOS’ keyboard; known as the QWERTY Keyboard, it is a layout which we all are familiar with, and rightfully so since it has been used since 1860’s on Typewriters. There are only minor differences:

The ‘Caps Lock’ key was replaced with the ‘Search’ Key;
‘Function Keys’ are simple;

A row of computer keyboard keys labeled Esc, F1 through F12, Print Screen, Scroll Lock, Pause, and Break.

A row of Chromebook function keys, including 'esc', left and right arrow keys, 'O', 'B', 'D', 'A', 'C', 'F', '4', 'diamond', and 'down arrow'.

The ‘Power’ key is placed in the same row as the ‘Function Keys’;
An all-in-one ‘Touchpad’ which is used to move the cursor, scroll, and right/left click.