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    Introduction TO Input and Output Devices

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    Input devices such as keyboards, mice, cameras, and microphones allow users to input information into a computer. Output devices like monitors, printers, and speakers allow the computer to output and display information to the user. Common input devices include keyboards for typing, mice for navigation, and cameras for photos/videos. Common output devices are monitors to view information and printers to print hard copies. Together, input and output devices allow communication between users and computers.

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    Input devices such as keyboards, mice, cameras, and microphones allow users to input information into a computer. Output devices like monitors, printers, and speakers allow the computer to output and display information to the user. Common input devices include keyboards for typing, mice for navigation, and cameras for photos/videos. Common output devices are monitors to view information and printers to print hard copies. Together, input and output devices allow communication between users and computers.

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    Input devices such as keyboards, mice, cameras, and microphones allow users to input information into a computer. Output devices like monitors, printers, and speakers allow the computer to output and display information to the user. Common input devices include keyboards for typing, mice for navigation, and cameras for photos/videos. Common output devices are monitors to view information and printers to print hard copies. Together, input and output devices allow communication between users and computers.

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    Introduction TO Input and Output Devices

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    Introduction TO Input And

    Output Devices
    In computing, input/output, or I/O, refers to the
    communication between an
    information processing system (such as a computer),
    and the outside world possibly a human, or another
    information processing system.
    What is Input??

    • Inputs are the signals or


    data received by the
    system.
    What is Output???
    • Output is the term
    denoting either an exit
    or changes which exit a
    system and which
    activate/modify a
    process.
    Input Devices???
    • Input devices are things
    we use to put
    information INTO a
    computer.
    CAMERA
    • Camera - most cameras like this
    are used during live
    conversations.  The camera
    transmits a picture from one
    computer to another, or can be
    used to record a short video.
    COMPACT DISC
    • Compact Disc (CD) -
    CDs store information. 
    The CD can then be put
    into another computer,
    and the information
    can be opened and
    added or used on the
    second computer.
    Keyboard
    • Keyboard - The
    keyboard is a way to
    input letters or
    numbers into different
    applications or
    programs.  A keyboard
    also has special keys
    that help operate the
    computer.
    MOUSE
    • Mouse - The mouse is
    used to open and close
    files, navigate web
    sites, and click on a lot
    of commands (to tell
    the computer what to
    do) when using
    different applications.
    DIGITAL CAMERA
    • Digital Camera - A digital
    camera can be used to take
    pictures.  It can be hooked
    up to a computer to
    transfer the pictures from
    the camera to the
    computer.  Some digital
    cameras hold a floppy disk,
    and the floppy disk can be
    taken out of the camera
    and put directly into the
    computer.
    DRAWING TABLET
    • Drawing Tablet - A
    drawing tablet is
    similar to a white
    board, except you use a
    special pen to write on
    it and it's connected to
    the computer.  Then
    the word or image you
    draw can be saved on
    the computer.
    • Microphone - A
    microphone is used to
    record sound.  The
    sound is then saved as
    a sound file on the
    computer.
    Scanner
    • Scanner - A scanner is
    used to copy pictures
    or other things and
    save them as files on
    the computer. 
    Disk Drive
    • Disk Drive - A disk drive
    can hold a CD or a
    floppy disk.  It reads
    the information on the
    disk so that the
    computer can use it.
    JOYSTICK
    • Joystick - A joystick is
    used to move the
    cursor from place to
    place, and to click on
    various items in
    programs.  A joystick is
    used mostly for
    computer games.
    TOUCH SCREEN
    • Touch Screen - A touch
    screen is a computer
    screen or other screen
    that you can touch with
    your finger to enter
    information.  Examples
    of touch screens include
    a smart board, a
    microwave, a
    dishwasher, or an ATM at
    a bank.
    BARCODE READER
    • Bar Code Scanner - A
    bar code scanner scans
    a little label that has a
    bar code on it.  The
    information is then
    saved on the
    computer.  Bar code
    scanners are used in
    libraries a lot.
    OUTPUT DEVICE
    • An output device is any
    piece of
    computer hardware
    equipment used to
    communicate the results
    of data processing
    carried out by an
    information processing s
    ystem
    (such as a computer) to
    the outside world.
    VDU
    • Visual Display Units
    (VDU) or monitors are
    used to visually
    interface with the
    computer and are
    similar in appearance
    to a television.
    PRINTER
    • You can print out
    information that is in
    the computer onto
    paper. By printing you
    create what is known
    as a 'hard copy'.
    PLOTTER
    • Plotters are used to
    produce graphs or
    diagrams.
    MONITOR
    • Monitor - A monitor is
    the screen on which
    words, numbers, and
    graphics can be seem. 
    The monitor is the
    most common output
    device.
    SPEAKER
    • Speaker - A speaker
    gives you sound output
    from your computer. 
    Some speakers are built
    into the computer and
    some are separate.

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