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HDTV technology was introduced in the United States in the 1990s through collaboration between television companies and MIT. The first public HDTV broadcast occurred in July 1996 from a station in Raleigh, North Carolina. HDTV systems are identified by parameters like frame size, scanning system, and frame rate. Components of a typical HDTV system include an HDTV monitor, HD receiver, satellite dish, and cables. Popular platforms like YouTube and sports websites now offer video in high definition formats. The costs of HDTV displays have decreased over time but high definition content remains more expensive than standard definition.
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Input devices such as keyboards and mice allow users to enter data into a computer. Keyboards allow text entry and have alphanumeric keys as well as special keys. Mice control cursor movement on screen and come in mechanical, optical, and cordless varieties. Optical scanners digitize text and images for computer use. Output devices such as monitors, printers, and speakers allow users to see and hear information from the computer. Monitors display soft copy output while printers produce hard copy printouts.
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Input devices enter raw data into a computer which is then processed by the CPU. There are two types of input devices: manual devices like keyboards and mice that require human interaction, and automatic devices like sensors and card readers that input data without human involvement. Output devices communicate the results of the CPU's processing to the user in various formats like printed paper, sound, and on-screen displays. Common output devices include monitors, printers, speakers, and control actuators.
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