An "Input Device".
Any IO device such as:
USB stick
Hard Drive
Will Convey instructions to a computer to be processed.
A Keyboard (input device) will send instructions to a computer for storage or processing.
Historically there have been other IO devices such as
Punched tape
Magnetic tape
Floppy Disk
Punched Card
Will convey program instructions to a computer.
Monitors & printers are output devices will allow you to review the instructions.
The device that provides data or instructions to the computer is generally known as the mass storage device, which includes hard-drives, optical drives and solid-state drives. All data and instructions contained within these devices must be loaded into working memory before it can be physically processed by the computer. The central processing unit performs the actual processing of the instructions and data, delegating to the graphics processing unit and any other auxiliary processors as and when they are required.
The CPU, or Central Processing Unit. The speed and volume of instructions the CPU can handle is indicated by a number expressed as mega or gigabits, such as 256 meg or 2.4 gigs.
MICROPHONE
access time
A wireless device, that lets you transfer, answer, or call for data from a device, like a Computer, or phone.
To transfer (data or programs) from a server or host computer to one's own computer or device.
Transfer rate.
slowest device for data transfer
A data cable can be used to transfer information from a device to another device, such as a cell phone or computer.
To transfer (data or programs) from a server or host computer to one's own computer or device.
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Low frequency devices are losing popularity in computer networking because of their slow transfer rates. The higher the frequency of a device the faster it can transfer data.
Data, information, and instructions.
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