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Software and Hardware
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Software and Hardware
Inputs and Outputs
- Input Devices
- Keyboard
- Easy to use
- Can be wireless
- Overuse can lead to RSI
- Visually impaired cant use them
- There are special keyboards designed to prevent RSI
- Keyboards work in Binary patterns
- MOuse
- Easy to use
- Visually Impaired cant use them easily
- Can lead to RSI
- Mice are very common input devices
- Touch screens
- Easy to use, intuitive
- Don't need mice etc.
- Software such as keyboards can change to suit the program
- Not robust
- May not be acccurate
- Hard to input lots of information
- Are input and output device
- Joysticks
- Not very robust
- Difficult to use for very different to the movement of a mouse
- Give realistic gaming experience
- Are used to control wheelchairs
- Keyboard
- Output Devices
- (Touch screens)
- Display
- Displays mean you can see what your computer is doing and interact with it
- Without a display you would not know what your computer is doing and could not interact with it easily
- Printers
- Printers produce physical copies of electronic documents
- Recently 3D printers have been developed which has opened up a lot more possibilities.
- Input Devices
"Blue/Green = Advantages Pinkl=Disadvantages Purple = other facts"
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- Year 11 GCSE IT Mind Map on Software and Hardware, created by Eleanor Monk on 17/11/2014.
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