Computer Basics

Link to Output 5 - Output: Other Devices 

Link to Home - Jan's Illustrated Computer Literacy 101


Special tasks require special equipment.

There are a number of special-use output devices. More are announced every day. From recording earthquake tremors to displaying CAT scans, from recording analysis in a sound studio to displaying metal fatigue in aircraft structures, we have more and more special tasks that use computers and thus require print or screen display.


Where you are:
JegsWorks > Lessons > Computer Basics


  1. Computer TypesArrow: Subtopics
  2. ApplicationsArrow: Subtopics   
  3. InputArrow: Subtopics
  4. ProcessingArrow: Subtopics  
Link to Output 5. Output Arrow: Subtopics list open
    Intro
    Printer Features
    Printer Types
    Screen Features
    Other Devices
    Quiz 
  6. StorageArrow: Subtopics
  7. Computer to ComputerArrow: Subtopics
  8. System SoftwareArrow: Subtopics
  9. ProgrammingArrow: Subtopics

  10. What You SeeArrow: Subtopics
  11. Hands On!Arrow: Subtopics
  12. On Your OwnArrow: Subtopics

Search

Glossary

Appendix


Examples:

Data projectors

Projects the image onto a wall screen

Microfilm (COM)  

Computer Output Microfilm
The computer directly generates the microfilm images.

wall screen gif

microfilm gif

Large Format Printers

Used especially for building plans and engineering drawing and really large pictures.

Plotters use a pen to draw continuous lines and are favored for engineering drawings, which require both large sheets of paper and precise lines.

Sound  

Computers can output voice messages, music, data as sound. Of course you have to have speakers and a sound card.

plotter gif

singing notes gif


Lessons Computer Basics Previous Page Next Page


Teachers: Request permission to use this site with your class

Copyright © 1997-2008 Jan Smith   <jegs1@jegsworks.com>
All Rights Reserved

Icon: DownloadIcon: CDDownload lessons
Want to help?


~~  1 Cor. 10:31 ...whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.  ~~


Last updated: 22 Jan 2008