Input Device
An input device is any hardware
device that sends data to a computer, allowing you to interact with and control
it. The picture shows a Logitech
trackball
mouse, which is an example of an input device.
The most commonly used or primary input devices on a computer are the keyboard
and mouse.
However, there are dozens of other devices that can also be used to input data
into the computer. Below is a list of input devices that can be utilized with a
computer or a computing device.- Types of input devices
- What are the input devices of my computer
- What does an input device send to a computer?
- Why does a computer need an input device?
- Related input device pages.
Types of input devices
- Audio conversion device
- Barcode reader
- Biometrics (e.g., fingerprint scanner)
- Business Card Reader
- Digital camera and Digital Camcorder
- Electroencephalography (EEG)
- Finger (with touchscreen or Windows Touch)
- Gamepad, Joystick, Paddle, Steering wheel, and Microsoft Kinect
- Gesture recognition
- Graphics tablet
- Keyboard
- Light gun
- Light pen
- Magnetic ink (like the ink found on checks)
- Magnetic stripe reader
- Medical imaging devices (e.g., X-Ray, CAT Scan, and Ultrasound images)
- Microphone (using voice speech recognition or biometric verification)
- MIDI keyboard
- MICR
- Mouse, touchpad, or other pointing devices
- Optical Mark Reader (OMR)
- Paddle
- Pen or Stylus
- Punch card reader
- Remote
- Scanner
- Sensors (e.g., heat and orientation sensors)
- Sonar imaging devices
- Touchscreen
- Voice (using voice speech recognition or biometric verification)
- Video capture device
- VR helmet and gloves
- Webcam
- Yoke
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