What is the difference between a mouse and a keyboard?

Answer 1

Similarities is that they both have a keyboard for typing purposes.

Answer 2

They're both data input devices.

They're both peripherals mainly manipulated by people.

Answer 3

A mouse allows manipulation of the virtual cursor and in most cases has 3 buttons, the left mouse button, the right mouse button, and the middle mouse button. The mouse is for easy navigation and is manipulated by moving it around on a flat surface. The keyboard allows for tying and crude navigation, responding to key presses. Some keyboards (mostly laptop keyboards) have small touch pads that provide the same function as a mouse. The keyboard can also responded uniquely to keys that held down for an extended period, making neither a flat-input device.
A mouse allows manipulation of the virtual cursor and in most cases has 3 buttons, the left mouse button, the right mouse button, and the middle mouse button. The mouse is for easy navigation and is manipulated by moving it around on a flat surface. The keyboard allows for tying and crude navigation, responding to key presses. Some keyboards (mostly laptop keyboards) have small touch pads that provide the same function as a mouse. The keyboard can also responded uniquely to keys that held down for an extended period, making neither a flat-input device.

Answer 4

HOW DID YOU TYPE THIS QUESTION, Seriously!

Answer 5

They are both used for inputting data. Also used for typing documents.

Answer 6

What is the similarity between a computer and a typewriter

Answer 7

See, the main differences are keyboard is used to type documents and edit texts while mouse is used to point something on the screen.

Another difference is that a keyboard is made up of different types of keys whereas the mouse is made up of two or more buttons along with a scroller at it's bottom.

Answer 8

the type writer written in the paper while computer is used with technology The are similar the only difference is that typewriter is written with money