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A keyboard is an input-output unit that is supported by the operating system. The functions supported depend on the design and usefulness of the keyboard.
Typically, a keyboard supports alpha-numeric keystrokes. In addition, some keyboards also include a numeric keypad with special keys indicating addition and subtraction.
Most keyboards also contain up to 12 function keys, each with a special purpose, depending on the operating system and other software application that is in use by the keyboard operator.
Some keyboards also include a mouse-like feature, sometimes called a 'pencil eraser'.
Depending on software, keystroke combinations can also invoke special actions.
Output to a keyboard may be limited to feedback sounds or lights.
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What sort of input does the mouse support?
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What sort of input does the keyboard support?
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What sort of input does mouse support?
support by operating system.
Is a keyboard an input or an output device?
A keyboard is an input device. You input information by typing.A keyboard is an input device.
Is a keyboard an input device?
Yes, a keyboard and mouse are both input devices.
What is fling input on asus keyboard?
there is no input known as fling input on Asus keyboard.
Is a keyboard a output or input?
The keyboard is input deviceinput
Is a keyboard an input of an output?
input
Is keyboard an input device?
it is an input
Is keyboard a processing memory or storage device?
no, it is an input device, but you cannot store any date in a keyboard itslef
Is a keyboard an input or an output?
Input device
Is a mouse keyboard or disk drive input or output peripheral?
Mouse: Input Keyboard: Input Diskdrive: Storage
What input device allows you to enter text commands on a computer?
That would be a keyboard
Is a keyboard and mouse input or output devices?
Keyboards are an input device. Anything that collects information from outside the machine, but specifically for the machine is an input device (mouse, keyboard, scanner, etc)
