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This document defines and describes various input devices used to input information into computers. It discusses cameras, keyboards, mice, digital cameras, drawing tablets, microphones, scanners, disk drives, joysticks, touch screens, and bar code scanners. For each device, it provides a brief explanation of its purpose and function for inputting data into a computer system.

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Inp Ut de Vi Ces

This document defines and describes various input devices used to input information into computers. It discusses cameras, keyboards, mice, digital cameras, drawing tablets, microphones, scanners, disk drives, joysticks, touch screens, and bar code scanners. For each device, it provides a brief explanation of its purpose and function for inputting data into a computer system.

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INP UT DE VI CES

Input devices are things we use to


put information INTO a computer
CAM ERA
 Most cameras like
this are used during
live conversations.
The camera
transmits a picture
from one computer
to another, or can
be used to record a
short video.
COM PAC T DI SK
 CDs store
information. The
CD can then be put
into another
computer, and the
information can be
opened and added
or used on the
second computer.
KE YBOA RD
 Keyboard - The
keyboard is a way to
input letters or
numbers into different
applications or
programs. A keyboard
also has special keys
that help operate the
computer.
MO USE
 Mouse - The mouse
is used to open and
close files, navigate
web sites, and click
on a lot of
commands (to tell
the computer what
to do) when using
different
applications.
DI GI TAL CA MER A
 Digital Camera - A digital
camera can be used to take
pictures. It can be hooked
up to a computer to transfer
the pictures from the
camera to the computer.
Some digital cameras hold
a floppy disk, and the
floppy disk can be taken
out of the camera and put
directly into the computer.
DRAW ING TABL ET
 Drawing Tablet - A
drawing tablet is
similar to a white
board, except you use
a special pen to write
on it and it's connected
to the computer. Then
the word or image you
draw can be saved on
the computer.
MI CRO PHO NE
 Microphone - A
microphone is used
to record sound.
The sound is then
saved as a sound
file on the
computer.
SCA NNE R
 Scanner - A
scanner is used to
copy pictures or
other things and
save them as files
on the computer
DI SK DRI VE
 Disk Drive - A
disk drive can
hold a CD or a
floppy disk. It
reads the
information on
the disk so that
the computer can
use it.
JOY STI CK
 Joystick - A
joystick is used to
move the cursor
from place to place,
and to click on
various items in
programs. A
joystick is used
mostly for
computer games.
TO UCH SCR EEN
 Touch Screen - A
touch screen is a
computer screen or
other screen that
you can touch with
your finger to enter
information.
BAR CO DE SCAN NER
 Bar Code Scanner - A
bar code scanner
scans a little label that
has a bar code on it.
The information is then
saved on the
computer. Bar code
scanners are used in
libraries a lot.
BY:

CHARIEZEL A.
DECENA

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