Inputs,processers and outputs
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Inputs such as keyboards and mice allow users to enter data and control applications. Processors like the motherboard and graphics card communicate between components and output visuals to monitors and audio to speakers. The document discusses how inputs plug into computers to control them, outputs display information on screens and through printers, and processors allow communication and processing of inputs to produce outputs.
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This document discusses input and output devices for computers. It describes various input devices like keyboards, mice, scanners and microphones that allow data and programs to enter a computer. It also covers output devices like printers, monitors and plotters that allow computers to display and print data in human-readable form. Printers are divided into impact and non-impact types. The document provides details on the functioning and uses of different I/O devices.
Fundamentals of computer output devices
The document summarizes common computer input and output devices. It describes the keyboard and mouse as standard input devices. It then focuses on key output devices like monitors, printers, and touch screens. It explains that monitors receive signals from video cards to provide visual displays, and that printers create physical outputs using various technologies like inkjet or laser printing. It also defines common printer types and characteristics like speed, which is measured in characters per second (cps) or pages per minute (ppm).
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This document provides an overview of computer input and output devices. It describes common input devices like the keyboard, mouse, scanner, joystick, and webcam. It explains that these devices allow users to input information into the computer. It then discusses output devices such as monitors, printers, headphones, speakers, and projectors, which allow the computer to display or present information to users. The document also briefly covers important storage devices such as flash drives, floppy disks, CDs, hard drives, and DVDs that allow computers to permanently and temporarily store files and data.
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Inputs,processers and outputs
- 1. Inputs,processers and outputs What they do
- 3. Input • The input is anything that is plugged or slotted into a usb and the processor outputs it. the mouse allows you to open applications. The keyboard allows you to enter data into the computer.
- 4. Output • One output is a monitor because outputs what's on the screen another one is a printer. A speaker allows sound to come out of the speaker
- 5. Processors • A motherboard is a processor because it allows all the parts of the computer to communicate with each other. Another one is the graphics card it adds ads lighting and textures to put the image at a better definition on the screen.
- 6. Processors • A motherboard is a processor because it allows all the parts of the computer to communicate with each other. Another one is the graphics card it adds ads lighting and textures to put the image at a better definition on the screen.