7 terms
A capture card is a peripheral that receives a video signal from a console, camera or computer and converts it into a stream software can record.
A computer mouse is a hand-operated pointing device that turns hand movement into cursor motion and adds buttons and a wheel for selection and scrolling.
A mechanical keyboard uses an individual switch with its own spring and sensing mechanism under every key, instead of a shared membrane sheet.
A printer is a computer peripheral that turns digital documents and images into physical output on paper or other media, mostly by inkjet or laser.
A scanner is a computer peripheral that converts paper documents, photos or film into digital images by measuring reflected or transmitted light.
A touchpad is a pointing device that senses finger position through capacitance and turns movement, taps and gestures into cursor control on a computer.
A webcam is a computer peripheral camera that captures and streams live video over USB or an internal bus for calls, streaming and recognition.