A "modem" is considered a transceiver. It receives data, and sends data. But it also converts signals in the sense that it can be seen as a DAC (digital to analog converter) and a ADC (analog to digital converter). Most dialup, DSL, and cable modems are examples of that - they plug into your computer and converts from-and-to your ISP the data you're receiving and sending. The signals you send from your computer are typically digital and the modem converts them into analog ones.
Output.
no its storage
A laser printer is an output device.
The printer is an output device
Output
A speaker is an output device.
Normally it is an output device. However a touchscreen monitor is both an input and output device.
Output device is simply a device which produces an output or result of any processing. For example: monitor is an output device which displays the output of the calculations done by the CPU.
A copier is neither an input device nor an output device because it need not be connected to a computer and usually is not. A Printer, which may also be used as a copier, is an output peripheral device. A Scanner, which feeds data to a computer, is an input peripheral device. Modern digital copiers use scanners as their "front ends". The scanner is then an input device to a copier.
it is an output device
output device
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