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# Configure your microphone and speakers - Virtual IoT Hardware
The virtual IoT hardware will use a microphone and speakers attached to your computer.
If your computer doesn't have a microphone and speakers built in, you will need to attach these using hardware of your choice, such as:
* USB microphone
* USB speakers
* Speakers built into your monitor and connected over HDMI
* Bluetooth headset
Refer to your hardware manufacturers instructions to install and configure this hardware.