Input and Output Devices of a
Computer
• Understanding how computers interact with the world
• Presented by Greeshma
Introduction
• Computers need devices to interact with users and the outside world.
• • Input Devices: Help us give data and commands to the computer.
• • Output Devices: Show us the results of the computer’s work.
What Are Input Devices?
• Input devices are tools we use to send data into a computer.
• They convert our actions, voice, or documents into digital signals the
computer can understand.
Examples of Input Devices
• • Keyboard – Used for typing text, commands, and numbers.
• • Mouse – Moves the pointer and selects items on the screen.
• • Microphone – Captures voice and sound input.
• • Scanner – Converts physical documents into digital format.
• • Webcam – Takes photos or records videos.
What Are Output Devices?
• Output devices present the results of computer processing.
• They help users receive information in a visual, printed, or audio form.
Examples of Output Devices
• • Monitor – Displays text, images, videos, and graphics.
• • Printer – Produces printed copies of digital work.
• • Speakers – Play audio from videos, music, or alerts.
• • Projector – Projects the computer screen onto a large surface.
Devices That Are Both Input and
Output
• Some devices perform both input and output functions:
• • Touchscreen – Accepts input by touch and displays output.
• • External Drives – Read and write data to and from the computer.
• • Network Cards – Send and receive data over networks.
Importance of I/O Devices
• • They enable communication between us and the computer.
• • Without them, computers would be difficult to use.
• • They allow us to work, create, play, and interact with digital technology.
Summary
• • Input Devices send data to the computer (e.g., keyboard, mouse).
• • Output Devices receive and present data from the computer (e.g.,
monitor, printer).
• • Some devices do both jobs!
• I/O devices are essential to all modern computing.
Questions and Answers
• Thank you for your attention!
• Any questions or thoughts?

InputandOutputDevices_ by_ Greeshma pptx

  • 1.
    Input and OutputDevices of a Computer • Understanding how computers interact with the world • Presented by Greeshma
  • 2.
    Introduction • Computers needdevices to interact with users and the outside world. • • Input Devices: Help us give data and commands to the computer. • • Output Devices: Show us the results of the computer’s work.
  • 3.
    What Are InputDevices? • Input devices are tools we use to send data into a computer. • They convert our actions, voice, or documents into digital signals the computer can understand.
  • 4.
    Examples of InputDevices • • Keyboard – Used for typing text, commands, and numbers. • • Mouse – Moves the pointer and selects items on the screen. • • Microphone – Captures voice and sound input. • • Scanner – Converts physical documents into digital format. • • Webcam – Takes photos or records videos.
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    What Are OutputDevices? • Output devices present the results of computer processing. • They help users receive information in a visual, printed, or audio form.
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    Examples of OutputDevices • • Monitor – Displays text, images, videos, and graphics. • • Printer – Produces printed copies of digital work. • • Speakers – Play audio from videos, music, or alerts. • • Projector – Projects the computer screen onto a large surface.
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    Devices That AreBoth Input and Output • Some devices perform both input and output functions: • • Touchscreen – Accepts input by touch and displays output. • • External Drives – Read and write data to and from the computer. • • Network Cards – Send and receive data over networks.
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    Importance of I/ODevices • • They enable communication between us and the computer. • • Without them, computers would be difficult to use. • • They allow us to work, create, play, and interact with digital technology.
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    Summary • • InputDevices send data to the computer (e.g., keyboard, mouse). • • Output Devices receive and present data from the computer (e.g., monitor, printer). • • Some devices do both jobs! • I/O devices are essential to all modern computing.
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    Questions and Answers •Thank you for your attention! • Any questions or thoughts?