GPS stands for global positioning system. it is a series of outputs from the GPS satellites and then input from their relative distance from the GPS enabled device.
in other words, GPS systems are not in terms of input or output, just like you do not measure distance in voltage.
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A speaker is an output device.
it is the imput of the computers gasilitory functions and after words it is released in the output
it is the imput of the computers gasilitory functions and after words it is released in the output
Output
No, a GPS sensor is primarily an input device. It receives signals from satellites to determine the device's location, which it then relays to other systems or applications. While the data it provides can be used as output in various applications (like mapping or navigation), the sensor itself is not classified as an output device.
A radio is primarily an output device, as it receives radio signals and converts them into sound that users can hear. However, it can also be considered an input device in certain contexts, such as when it has features like tuning or preset selection, where the user inputs commands. Overall, its main function is to output audio.
Both
The main difference is in their functions. An input device sends a signal to a main system to be translated, such as a keyboard sending input to a computer. An output device takes a translated signal from the system and relays it, such as a speaker playing music from a computer.
The imput or x value
Basic Imput Output System.
it is the imput of the computers gasilitory functions and after words it is released in the output