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All programs require both input and output. A program that does not require input or output has no data to process, and without data to operate upon a program is essentially useless. There can be good reasons not use certain input or output devices. For instance, a router has no need for a keyboard for input or a screen for output. However a router is network-enabled and the network interfaces are used for both input and output.
That's sort of a trick question, as a router or hub are both input & output devices.
Devices for communication between computers, such as modems and network cards , typically serve for both input and output. Also, a touch screen can be considered as an input and output. 1.Modems 2.Network Cards. 3.Touch Screen. 4.Headsets. 5.Facsimile (Fax). 6.Audio Cards/Sound Card.
Input devices include mouse & Keyboard. Output devices include Graphic Display & Speakers. Input/Output devices would include a Network Interface Card.
A Local Area Network (LAN) is neither an input nor an output device; rather, it is a network that connects multiple computers and devices within a limited geographical area, such as a home, school, or office. It facilitates communication and data transfer between connected devices. Input and output devices refer to hardware that interacts directly with the user or processes data, such as keyboards (input) and monitors (output).
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are space satellites input or output devices
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A server is neither an input nor an output device; it is a specialized computer designed to manage, store, and process data, providing services to other computers or devices on a network. Servers can handle input and output operations, such as receiving requests from clients (input) and sending data back to them (output). However, they are primarily categorized as computing devices rather than peripheral devices.
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A digital camera could be used as input as well as output devices.
INPUT AND OUTPUT DEVICES