Output Devices
Output Devices
Output Devices
2. Network Printer
It is a printer shared by several people over a local area
network.
3. Special-Purpose Printers
•Photo printers:- used to print photos taken with a digital
camera.
•Bar-code printer:- used to print a variety of bar-codes,
eg price tags or stickers, document tracking inventory
control etc.
•Portable printers:- allow users to print from a notebook
or hand held computer.
•Wide format inkjet printers:- used for coloured graphics
that are too big for standard size inkjet computers.
Printers vary mainly in:
Cost,
Quality
Speed
and Noise.
Printers (all types)
Plotters
A plotter is an output device uses line drawings to form an
image.
It is sometimes confused with a printer, but a plotter uses line
drawings to form an image instead of using dots.
A plotter draws images on paper using ink pens or pencils. A plotter draws
images as a series of point-to-point lines.
Facsimile (FAX)
Multimedia Output Devices
• They inclue
– Speakers
– Data and multimedia projectors
– Voice-output Systems
Speaker(s)
Provide audio output for multimedia
applications e.g playing computer games,
listening to audio or video clips, background
music from a cd etc.
Data and Multimedia Projectors
A data projector: connects to the
computer and projects any output sent
to the computer monitor through the
projector on to a wall or projection
screen.
Most projectors today are known as
data/video projectors or multimedia
projectors and can be used to project
video as well
Voice-output Systems