Devices

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• HDMI stands for High Defenition Multi Media. It sends 1's and 0's to the screen.

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• It works by using Fits's law which is: T=a+b*log2 (A)                                        (-+)                                      (W)

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• A wireless KayBoard uasually need a receiver the keyboard uasually send the messages then the is a receiver inputs those messages onto the computer screen

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• Let's take a look at the inner workings of the common single-lens reflex (SLR) camera. A camera basically consists of a lightproof box that lets in a bit of light at just the right moment. Once the light enters th amera, it creates an image by causing a chemical reaction on photo film.

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• It works by using binary code.

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• A camera works by using different lenses to zoom.  Also it uses light. To show the colour it uses the main three which is green blue and red.

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• Before the development of high-definition televisions, most TVs displayed pictures in what is now known as standard definition.The picture was roughly square -- its aspect ratio was 4:3. Its resolution, or the number of dots that make up the picture on the screen, was about 704 x 480 pixels. The picture was interlaced -- each piece of the moving image was really half a picture, but the pictures changed quickly enough that the human brain didn't really notice. Finally, older TVs relied on analog signals, which travel as a constantly varying electrical current.

4. Processing