No, an iPad is a computing device in itself. It has input methods, such as the touch screen and BlueTooth, and can be used to control other computers and devices through apps and wireless networks.

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Computers gather data which means that they allow users to use input data. Input data is a computer file that contains data that serves as input to a device or program.

Back in the day computers input data by a CD ROM. In today's computer all you have to do is have a hard drive.

Without input devices, the only way to reprogram computers would be to pull them apart and rewire them. In modern computers with integrated circuits that would be impossible. Input devices, such as keyboards, make it much easier to reprogram computers with new instructions and/or data.

Computers gather data which means that they allow users to use input data. Input data is a computer file that contains data that serves as input to a device or program.

Computers get information through various input devices such as keyboards and barcode scanners. Also, there are devices that can be for either input or output, such as disc drives and tape drives.

The Chinese government uses the pinyin system of writing to promote literacy and improve communication within China and internationally. Pinyin provides a standardized way to represent the sounds of Mandarin Chinese using the Roman alphabet, making it easier for people to learn the language and input Chinese characters on computers and devices.

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the input devuces of a laptop are the keyboard or touchpad

You will need to download software enabling your operating system to display these characters. If you wish to type in Chinese/Japanese, you'll need to download an 'Input Method Editor' appropriate for your OS. A quick search on Google should point you in the right direction.

If you are talking about computers there are a number (basically anything that collects data):

Keyboard

Mouse

Digitizer

Scanner

A camera could also be considered an imput device

Punched cards & magnetic tape

Yes, computers are not artificially intelligent yet and therefore need input to have purpose.

Iris scanners and fingerprint scanners are alternative (biometric) input devices for computers.

Input devices can be classified based on their data entry methods into several types: manual input devices, such as keyboards and mice, require direct user interaction; pointing devices, like touchpads and styluses, allow for precise input through gestures; scanning devices, including scanners and barcode readers, convert physical data into digital format; and voice input devices, like microphones, enable users to enter data through spoken commands. Each type serves distinct purposes and enhances user interaction with computers and other digital systems.

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If you're referring to language, it describes a phonetic pronunciation in the western alphabet for Chinese words (which have their own symbols.) it must be PINYIN..A system for transliterating Chinese ideograms into the Roman alphabet, officially adopted by the People's Republic of China in 1979.

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Sometimes, some computers include keyboard input devices and some computers don't. It depends on the purpose of the computer.

There were many methods used, but the most common for early computers were punch cards. They would be "written" by a special typewriter, then fed in large stack into a large computer. Then we eliminated this intermediate and a typewriter like device was hooked up, this later became the keyboard.

Neither. A computer contains both input and output devices. Many modern input and output devices contain embedded computers, that interface between the main computer and the actual input or output hardware of the device.

Computers are built the same way any other electronic device is built, at the time it was built.

As the methods of building electronic devices changed over time, the methods of building computers changed too.

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First-generation computers, such as the ENIAC, primarily used punched cards and magnetic tape for input, while their output was typically in the form of printed reports and punched cards. They operated using vacuum tubes and were largely limited in speed and capacity. The input process involved manual data entry through these physical mediums, and the output would be generated after processing, often requiring additional steps to interpret the results. Overall, their input and output methods were cumbersome compared to modern standards.

Assuming you're talking about computers:

Input is basically any action you perform on the computer. Technically just moving the mouse or pressing a single key is input. In most cases, if someone says the word input, it means a value you enter with the keyboard.

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It is a command associated with computers that could mean: Log in, type, input, or enter.

"When logging on to an account, you need to input your username, email address or client number into the appropriate box and then input your password."

Yes. China has more computer users than any other country, but their internet access is controlled by the government, and is rather limited.

Close to 100%.

ATMs and Cellular Phones are computers. Input, Processing, Storage, Output. If a machine does that, it is a computer.

It is put that way for you to set up your computers. The makers of the computers thought it would be easier for owners of the computers when the port lines of programmable port devices were automatically put in the input mode when the device is first powered up or reset.

Go to the Control Panel and click on >> Change keyboards & other input methods.

Yes, in 1958, the Chinese Government approved the use of a system of Romanisation called Pin Yin. Pin Yin is the way Chinese is written using western, or Roman, letters. Chinese language can be entered through a western keyboard, using software which supports Pin Yin. Google has free pinyin input software that you can find in the link below.

In relation to computers, there are many devices that can be considered input/output devices:

Input:

Mouse

Keyboard

Graphics Tablet

Microphone

Scanner

Output:

Monitor

Speaker

Printer

Also, a touchscreen monitor can be considered both an input and output device.

thousands and thousands. New methods are being created almost daily, so there really is no way to count them all...

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There are multiple uses for an input out put module. Many sound systems, radios, DVD players, VCRs, computers, and TVs, use input out put modules. The input out put module is used to provide the image and sound and transmit each to the given system.

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The mouse, keyboard and microphone are all methods of input - as are storage devices such as memory stick, floppy disk, CD. I'm not sure if that's what's meant by "receive input"

No one person has been given credit for inventing input devices. These have changed over the years, but have always been necessary for getting information into computers.

Well, the ancient Mexicans built a Nepohualtzitzin which is like an abacus. The only other one similar is the Chinese one. These were the first computers in the sense that they compute in the strict sense of the word. They were used for complex mathematics. The Incas had this also. So yes, they did build the first computers, along with the Chinese, and the ancient Peruvians.

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