Output Devices

An output device is a piece of hardware used to receive data from the computer and convert it into a human-perceptible form. An example of an output device is a set of speakers. They take the data from the computer and turn it into an audible sound.

Output devices play an important role in our everyday lives by making computer interactions easier. Even if you don't work with computers directly, you likely rely on several output devices for different things. By understanding the role of output devices, you can better choose the correct devices for different professional situations. In this article, we discuss output devices and provide 12 common examples of them.

Few Examples include:

A Braille reader, also known as a Braille display, is a device that helps people with blindness read text on a computer display. 

Computer speakers allow users to listen to audio that electronic devices provide.

A monitor is a display device that users often pair with desktop computers.

GPS stands for Global Positioning System, and it's a technology that allows computers to determine a specific location on the Earth's surface. 

Headphones perform a similar function as computer speakers in that they allow users to listen to audio from an electronic device. 

A printer takes an image from a computer device and displays it on a paper document.

Computers use sound cards to convert data into audio signals.

A video card takes data and converts it into a visual image.

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