Yes. Input devices are examples of computer hardware. Computer hardware is all the physical parts of a computer. Scanners, keyboards, CD-ROM drives, mice, and cameras are all types of hardware.
No, it is an example of input hardware device.
However, since the keyboard device as a whole contains the actual keyboard (the set of buttons and keys) and some status lights (CAPS or Num Lock LEDs, for example), a typical keyboard device can also be described as a combined input and output device.
Few will call it that though, given that the by far dominant function is that of an input device, and that the output function is supplementary in nature, not essential for operation.
A keyboard is both, an input device and a piece of hardware. Hardware is physical, you can touch and hold it. Software is an idea. Its there but you cant pick it up and toss it. An input device is anything that requires human or robotic interaction to send software to other hardware.
Yes, it is.
A keyboard is used to input Alphanumeric data into word processing programs where new data is needed to be entered rather than copied
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A device driver acts as a translator between a piece of hardware that is attached to the computer (for example, the keyboard, mouse, or printer) and programs that use that piece of hardware. Device drivers are necessary to make the hardware usable.
The keyboard is technically not part of the computer. It is a "peripheral," like the mouse, printer, etc.
I think the word you're wanting is 'peripherals' .
The keyboard, monitor, CPU, etc.
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The computer itself, keyboard, hard drive, display, printer, scanner, etc, logic board... Basically, if you drop it on your foot and it hurts, it's hardware.
A keyboard is a device which is physically connected to your computer. Basically is something that can be physically touched
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Hardware devices. Input & output devices.
The keyboard captures a user's input to interacting with the hardware and software layers of the computer. This is the primary way that allows a user to interact with their computer.
peripherals such as keyboard and mouse
Computer hardware is technical equipment, to the computer, which you are able to physically touch e.g monitor, tower, mouse, keyboard etc.
A device driver acts as a translator between a piece of hardware that is attached to the computer (for example, the keyboard, mouse, or printer) and programs that use that piece of hardware. Device drivers are necessary to make the hardware usable.
The keyboard is technically not part of the computer. It is a "peripheral," like the mouse, printer, etc.
Hardware
A computer, monitor and keyboard.