Input and Output Devices
Input and Output Devices
(Cit-laoag city)
Project in cmpsci-10
Submitted to:jayvee villegas instr:
Output Devices
Output devices are things we use to get information OUT of a computer.
Monitor - A monitor is
the screen on which
words, numbers, and
graphics can be seem.
The monitor is the
most common output
device.
Compact Disk - Some
compact disks can be
used to put information
on. This is called
burning information to
a CD.
NOTE: A CD can also
be an input device.
Printer - A printer
prints whatever is on
the monitor onto
paper. Printers can
print words, numbers,
or pictures.
Speaker - A speaker
gives you sound output
from your computer.
Some speakers are
built into the computer
and some are
separate.
Disk Drives - A disk
drive is used to record
information from the
computer onto a floppy
disk or CD.
Floppy Disk - A floppy
disk is used to record
information on. The
information is stored
on the floppy disk and
can be used later or
used on another
computer.
Headphones -
Headphones give sound
output from the
computer. They are
similar to speakers,
except they are worn
on the ears so only one
person can hear the
output at a time.
Input device
Input Devices
Input devices are things we use to put information INTO a computer.
Camera - 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.
Compact Disc (CD)
- 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.
Note: A CD-R or
CD-RW can also
be used as an
OUTPUT device.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Microphone - A
microphone is
used to record
sound. The sound
is then saved as a
sound file on the
computer.
Scanner - A
scanner is used to
copy pictures or
other things and
save them as files
on the computer.
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.
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.
Touch Screen - A
touch screen is a
computer screen
or other screen
that you can
touch with your
finger to enter
information.
Examples of touch
screens include a
smart board, a
microwave, a
dishwasher, or an
ATM at a bank.
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.