Currently most computer mice are connected to the computer (either the tower of a desktop or the base of a laptop) through a USB cable. Older models may still have a dedicated specialized mouse connector, although these are becoming rare. A mouse typically does not connect to any other device besides the main computer.
All of them would be classified under "hardware" although the other devices connected to the computer would be classified in the subcategory "peripherals".
Inventor of the mouse and several other human-computer interface devices.
If the network is set up properly, other devices should not be noticeably affected.
Assuming you mean on a computer then things like a mouse or keyboard and other things that put data into a computer
On a computer, a keyboard, mouse, microphone and scanner are so examples
input devices we the keyboard, the mouse, the scanner, the light pen and many other, then output devices we the following the printer, the projector, the white boards, the speakers
Host computer is a central computer or server which connected all other devices within a network.
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Xerox, primarily through its Palo Alto Research Center, developed the Ethernet, the graphical user interface, and integrated it with the mouse and other pointing devices. The company also developed the laser printer, widely connected ot computers are high speed output devices.
Click Start -> and then right click Computer (On Windows Vista and 7) / My Computer (On Windows XP), then choose 'Manage'. In Computer Management window, choose 'Device Manager' on the left sidebar. On the right sidebar, Expand Mice and other pointing devices. Right click on the mouse / device you want to freeze. Choose Disable. Attention: You need the other mouse to unfreeze the frozen mouse.
Two or more computers that are connected for the purpose of sharing data and programs is called a network.
No. As information is being 'put' from the webcam intothe computer, it is considered an input device. Other such devices are a mouse or keyboard. Output devices are devices which take information from the computer and put it out for the user to experience. Output devices include a monitor, speakers, and a printer.