Touchscreens have a thin layer of sensors that act just like your keyboard. Each tiny square has a point coordinate or a specific address, just like the keys on the keyboard, so when you touch the left bottom corner, the sensors go off and send an "on" signal to your computer telling it that there is input in that specific area, your computer processes the information and outputs a dot, or moves the mouse pointer to the left bottom corner.
My description is of course very high level, I hope it gives some clarity to your question though.
Yes, because they accept input and display output.
A normal computer monitor is simply an output device; it takes no input from the user. A touchscreen monitor, on the other hand, is both an input and an output device.
hey guys, if you are wondering if a graphis tablet is an input or output device.....i had to do a report on one and it turns out to be an input device.
In relation to computers, there are many devices that can be considered input/output devices: Input: Mouse Keyboard Graphics Tablet Microphone Scanner Output: Monitor Speaker Printer Also, a touchscreen monitor can be considered both an input and output device.
A good example of an input and output device is a touchscreen monitor.
Normally it is an output device. However a touchscreen monitor is both an input and output device.
It is both. The output device shows you images on the screen, while the input device allows you to interact with objects on the screen (e.g., touch the screen to select an option).
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Its more of an bidirectional device......it shows u the output graphic data as well as helps u select ur option.........
It is both. You input a problem and it displays the answer.
I believe it is both an input and an output device, but I will check
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