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What are ISA devices often devices?
pointing devices
What are ISA devices often called?
pointing devices
What are pointing devices in computer hardware?
pointing devices are: mouse,light pen & joy stick in computer hardware
What is used to add memory or connect peripheral devices to a notebook computer?
A PC card is used to connect peripheral devices to a notebook computer.
What are the 3 categories of direct entry?
POINTING DEVICES SCANNING DEVICES VOICE INPUT DEVICES
Where can one find reviews for pointing devices?
There are many websites out there is that you can find reviews for pointing devices a few websites you can go are Geeks, Cnet and Pc pro they have several pointing device reviews you can checkout.
What is the 3 categories of direct entry device?
POINTING DEVICES SCANNING DEVICES VOICE INPUT DEVICES
What are the three pointing devices?
The three common pointing devices are the mouse, trackpad, and touchscreen. These devices allow users to interact with a computer by moving a cursor on the screen and clicking on objects or icons.
Why touch surface not called a pointing device?
A pointing device is used to refer to devices that are used to manipulate a virtual space. A computer mouse would be considered a pointing device. Touch surfaces are not considered pointing devices because they are manipulated directly by the user's inputs without the need for a third party object.
A consists of personal devices at close range such as a cell phone PDA and notebook computer in communication?
A personal area network or PAN consists of personal devices at close range such as a cell phone, PDA, and notebook computer in communication. This computer network is used to transmit data among devices.
What consists of personal devices at close range such as a cell phone PDA and notebook computer?
Answer: PAN
Difference between positioning and pointing computer devices?
pointing device like mouse because by mouse we can perform operations graphically. and positioning devices like keyboard.....
