Input and Output hardware - KS3

A keyboard is an example of

• Input

• Output

• Both input and output

• None

A mouse is an example of

• Input

• Output

• Both input and output

• None

A speaker is an example of

• Input

• Output

• Both input and output

• None

A microphone is an example of

• Input

• Output

• Both input and output

• None

A gaming headset is an example of

• Input

• Output

• Both input & output

• None

Answer explanation

Don't forget, a gaming headset also includes a microphone to communicate with friends.

A printer is an example of

• Input

• Output

• Both input & output

• None

A projector is an example of

• Input

• Output

• Both input & output

• None

Answer explanation

A projector outputs or projects data through light onto a plane surface so it is an output device.

A tablet is an example of

• Input

• Output

• Both input & output

• None

Answer explanation

Modern tablets such as the ipad are touchscreens so are both input and output.

A CPU (processor) is an example of

• Input

• Output

• Both input & output

• None

A dual sense PS5 controller is an example of

• Input

• Output

• Both input & output

• None

Answer explanation

A dualsense controller for the PS5 also has audio and haptic (touch) feedback. For example in racing car games, when you hit the wall, the controller vibrates.