This document discusses input and output devices for computers. It describes keyboards, mice, microphones, and scanners as common input devices that allow users to enter text, navigate, input sound, and scan documents respectively. Output devices are described as monitors to display the screen, printers to print documents, speakers or headphones to play audio, and projectors to display the computer screen for audiences. The keyboard is the primary text input device with keys for typing, and the mouse is used to control the cursor and scroll.
This document discusses input and output devices for computers. It describes keyboards, mice, microphones, and scanners as common input devices that allow users to enter text, navigate, input sound, and scan documents respectively. Output devices are described as monitors to display the screen, printers to print documents, speakers or headphones to play audio, and projectors to display the computer screen for audiences. The keyboard is the primary text input device with keys for typing, and the mouse is used to control the cursor and scroll.
This document discusses input and output devices for computers. It describes keyboards, mice, microphones, and scanners as common input devices that allow users to enter text, navigate, input sound, and scan documents respectively. Output devices are described as monitors to display the screen, printers to print documents, speakers or headphones to play audio, and projectors to display the computer screen for audiences. The keyboard is the primary text input device with keys for typing, and the mouse is used to control the cursor and scroll.
This document discusses input and output devices for computers. It describes keyboards, mice, microphones, and scanners as common input devices that allow users to enter text, navigate, input sound, and scan documents respectively. Output devices are described as monitors to display the screen, printers to print documents, speakers or headphones to play audio, and projectors to display the computer screen for audiences. The keyboard is the primary text input device with keys for typing, and the mouse is used to control the cursor and scroll.
DEVICES Input devices • These are devices that help in giving the instructions to the computer. They are controlled by the person using the computer. • Examples of Input Devices are: • Keyboard • Mouse • Microphone • Scanner • Joystick Keyboard
• Keyboard is an input device that has
all alphabets, numbers and special characters that we need to type text. We use a keyboard to enter the required information in the text form. Mouse
• The mouse is the other commonly
used input device. It is used to scroll through the monitor. It is the cursor on the monitor. The mouse has two buttons: the right click left- click and a wheel in the center for scrolling. Microphone This device helps us input sound into our computer Scanner This device helps us scan things that are on paper to our computer. Output devices • The devices that help in getting and viewing the desired results are called output devices. They are controlled by the computer. • Examples of output devices are: • Monitor • Printer • Speaker/headphones • Projector Monitor • Every computer will have a monitor that displays the screen of the computer. It looks like a television screen. The monitor is a basic example of an output device Printer • This is a device that helps us print information from our computers to paper. We have both black and white printers and colour printers. To make it more familiar, our textbooks are printed using printers. Speaker/headphones
• This device helps us play
music out from our system. We can either use the speaker to play out loud or use the headphones to play for just ourselves Projector • This device helps us to show the computer screen on a big white screen for a large audience Input and output devices