Yes, an input device translates data from the user into a form that can be interpreted by a computer. For example, a keyboard converts keystrokes into digital signals, while a mouse translates movement and clicks into commands that the computer understands. This translation allows users to interact with the computer effectively.
Input & Output Device
Microphone is a input device because it's plugged in computer. All devices that you plug in computer are input devices.
A joystick is an input device. The movement of the stick is translated into signals that are sent to the receiving computer. To identify if the device is input or output, simply think of this: Do you need to send a command to the computer (inputting), or is the computer displaying (outputting) information to you?
input
No, it is an input. The data goes in to the computer from the scanner, not out of the computer to the scanner.
A scanner is an input device because it sends (or 'inputs') information to the computer.
It is an input device. Just as a scanner would be an input device to a computer.
Your input device, for example a mouse, is connected to your input medium, your computer. an input device is a device that is used to input or helps to enter data into the computer and an input medium is where the input device is detected e.g the slots
Yes, a computer mouse is considered a input device.
Input
A joystick is an input device. It receives input from the user in the form of it's operation which it then passes on to the computer. Speakers are an example of an output device. They receive no input from the user, and only output (sound in this case). You can think of an input device as something that gives the computer information. And an output device as something that receives information from the computer.
A input device is when you put something into the computer. A output device is when something from a computer comes out, either a hard or soft copy. So, I think it would be a input device, because you are putting a direction to turn on!