| A | B |
|---|
| Biometric Input | Uses fingerprints, eye scans, etc to enter information into a computer |
| Portable Keyboards | Can foldup, rollup, and lightup. Virtually indestructible. |
| Laser Keyboards | A keyboard that is contained in a 3-inch container |
| Microsoft Surface | Receives and displays info by simply placing objects on top of it |
| RFID | Often used in inventory control |
| OLED | Flexible monitor |
| Talking paper | Printed microchips capable of producing sound |
| Biomedical input | Smart Pill-you swallow it and it provides vital statistics |
| Head Mouse | Used by handicapped persons to operate the computer |
| Magic Mouse | Apple's new wireless mouse |
| 3-D television | Use special glasses to project 3-D images |
| Kinect | an accessory for the Xbox that allows for full-body motion input |
| CRT | old, dangerous monitors |
| Optoma | a type of home theater projector |
| Light pen | allows you to "write" directly onto a computer screen |
| Razar Naga | a type of gaming mouse |
| Electric Keyboard | a type of Midi device |
| Thought-controlled input | Transfers the electrical impulses in our brains to a computer |
| MAX/MSP | software that creates musical loops |
| Boss RC-50 | hardware that records musical input |
| Reading | Transfering data from storage to RAM |
| Writing | Transfering data from RAM to storage |
