Computer Science, asked by MaheshSaroj, 9 months ago

List any four input, output and storage devices? explain briefly.​

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Answered by sumathiyagani06
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These are the input devices, output devices, storage devices and the brain of the computer, the Central Processing Unit (CPU).

Input devices. Input devices take data from the 'outside world' (i.e. outside of the computer) and send it to the Central Processing Unit for processing. ...

Output devices. ...

Storage devices. ...

The C

Answered by simpagominajr
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Input Devices

-Scanner accepts picture data. It's basically just a camera specialised for paper. It turns hard copy data into soft copy information.

-Keyboard lets you enter text when you type.

-Mouse lets you enter commands whenever you click, hover or drag. You can also use it to control what you view on your monitor by scrolling.

- Cameras let you capture data in the form of pictures.

Output Devices

-Monitor or Visual Display Unit (VDU) lets you interact with your computer by giving you processed soft copy information to view straight from your computer.

-Printer turns soft copy into hard copy information in the form of ink on paper.

-Plotters are basically the same as printers except for the fact that they give way more detailed pictures because they draw with a special pen built inside of them.

-Projectors are basically monitors that allow many people to see at a time. They show you anything you can see on your monitor on a background.

Storage Devices

-Flash drives are highly portable and have small information capacities ranging from 2 - 128 gigabytes.

-Hard Drives are less portable and are sometimes built into the computer but they can take up to a few terabytes of data (which is a lot).

-Compact Disks CDs require a special type of drive to access the information in them. Their capacity depends on the number of tracks they have at the centre. Some are read-only while others can be written.

-Solid State Drives are a specialised typeof hard drive that are designed to operate faster than a normal hard drive, allowing applications to loaf almost instantly.

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