Is a stylus an input or an output device?

Answer 1

Technically speaking, it isn't any more of either than your finger is an input device, or your lips an output device. The screen that the stylus is used on is both an input or an output device, sensing pressure from the stylus and displaying images as a result.

Answer 2

No, not really. A "stylus" is a sharp, pointed instrument used for writing, marking, or engraving. A "stylus" can also be used to write on a computer tablet but it is not really a computer device.

Answer 3

I would say between smartphones tablets and graphic tablets

Answer 4

It's an input device. Depending on how the stylus interacts with the display, the computer interprets the position of the stylus and lights a pixel on the screen.

Answer 5

Yes.

Answer 6

input