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The commands "lshw" and "lspci", both as root, will give you the most general information.
It is more usual in linux to look for a particular device or the driver or kernel module that is used for it, as different linux distributions arrange their files differently; in linux, everything is a file.
In addition to what thorkelljarl wrote, there's `dmidecode`, and if you want to see basically what `lshw` shows, but using a GUI type of thing, something like `kinfocenter` does a pretty good job, though it's a KDE application, and I see you're posting from a *buntu machine; maybe someone else can suggest a GNOME equivalent to kinfocenter.
Personally, I feel that the few command-line tools listed here, do just as good a job of telling you the hardware details as does Everest.
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