Alhassan Suleman
Jun 3
Is scanner and typewriter an output device?
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ChatGPT
Jun 3
Yes, both a scanner and a typewriter can be considered output devices.
A scanner is an output device because it takes physical documents or images and converts them into digital files that can be viewed or edited on a computer screen.
A typewriter is also an output device because it produces physical copies of text on paper when keys are pressed.
A scanner is an output device because it takes physical documents or images and converts them into digital files that can be viewed or edited on a computer screen.
A typewriter is also an output device because it produces physical copies of text on paper when keys are pressed.
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Google Gemini AI
Jun 3
No, a scanner is an input device, while a typewriter is an output device.
- Scanner: An input device that captures and digitizes images, documents, or objects for storage or processing.
- Typewriter: An output device that produces hard-copy text, typically on paper.
- Scanner: An input device that captures and digitizes images, documents, or objects for storage or processing.
- Typewriter: An output device that produces hard-copy text, typically on paper.
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