peripheralset

noun
UK /pəˈrɪfərəl sɛt/
US /pəˈrɪfərəl sɛt/

A group of extra computer parts that you plug in to help you use the computer.

She bought a peripheralset with a mouse and a keyboard for her new desk.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A matching collection of extra devices sold together as one package.

The store sells a peripheralset that includes a headset and a game controller.

3. The outer parts of a system that are not the main core.

In the diagram, the peripheralset is drawn around the central unit.

4. A set of optional tools that add new features to a machine.

His workshop has a peripheralset of clamps and guides for the drill.