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This document discusses different types of output devices and asks questions about examples, explanations, and outputs of specific devices. It defines output devices and asks the reader to provide examples of output devices they have learned about along with simple explanations of each. It also asks which output devices can produce sound, hardcopy in paper form, and display computer information as well as the specific outputs of a projector, microwave, body sensor, and X-ray machine.
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