Input and output devices
What is input?
Input
is any data or instructions entered into the memory of the computer.
Some
examples of input devices are: mouse which is the most wiidely used pointing
device on personal computers.
:keyboard
which contains keys that allow the user to enter data by typing.
: trackball is a
stationary pointing device with a ball machism
on its top. It doesn't need a lot of space on the desk because
the user doesn't have to move the entire device.
Output is data that has been
processed into a used form, called information.
Examples of output devices are
the printers the VDU (visual display unit)
There are many types of printers
: Dot matrix printer
: Inkjet printer
:Laser printer
: Plotter (non impact)
What is impact?
Impact is forms characters and graphics on a piece of paper by striking a mechanism against an ink ribbon that physically strike the page.
What is vector?
Vector is an image that constructs the image from a series of lines segments and when you get the picture bigger the picture is still recognisable.
What is a raster?
A raster is a picture made up from pixels. The more pixels you have the more the picture is recognisable.When the picture get bigger it will not be recognisable.
What is resolution?
Resolution is how sharp the picture is. The more pixels the picture has the more sharp the picture will be.
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