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INPUT by Mind Map: INPUT

1. Mouse

1.1. Mouse operations

1.1.1. Point

1.1.2. Click

1.1.3. Right-click

1.1.4. Double-click

1.1.5. Triple-click

1.1.6. Drag

1.1.7. Right-drag

1.1.8. Rotate wheel

1.1.9. Free-spin wheel

1.1.10. Press wheel

1.1.11. Tilt wheel

1.1.12. Press thumb button

2. Pen Input

2.1. you touch a stylus or digital pen on

2.1.1. a flat surface to write

2.1.2. draw

2.1.3. make selections

3. Voice input

3.1. Voice input

3.1.1. speaking into a microphone

3.2. Voice recognition

3.2.1. the computer’s capability of distinguishing spoken words

3.3. Audio input

3.3.1. the process of entering any sound into the computer

3.3.1.1. Speech

3.3.1.2. Music

3.3.1.3. Sound Effects

4. Biometric Input

4.1. Fingerprint reader

4.2. Face recognition system

4.3. Hand geometry system

4.4. Voice verification system

4.5. Signature verification system

4.6. Iris recognition system

4.7. Retinal scanners

5. Retinal scanners

5.1. A POS terminal records purchases, processes payment, and updates inventory

5.2. A POS terminal records purchases, processes payment, and updates inventory

5.3. A POS terminal records purchases, processes payment, and updates inventory

6. The keyboard

6.1. Wired Keyboards

6.1.1. USB port

6.1.2. Keyboard port

6.2. Wireless Keyboards

6.2.1. Bluetooth

6.2.2. IrDA

7. Touch Screens and Touch-Sensitive Pads

7.1. Microsoft Surface

7.2. Touch-sensitive pads

8. Game Controllers

8.1. Gamepads

8.2. Joysticks and Wheels

8.3. Light guns

8.4. Dance pads

8.5. Motionsensing controllers

9. digital camera

9.1. Studio cameras

9.2. Field cameras

9.3. Point-and-shoot camera

10. Video Input

10.1. Capture video and still images

10.2. Send e-mail messages with video attachments

10.3. Add live images to instant messages

10.4. Broadcast live images over the Internet

10.5. Make video telephone calls

11. Scanners and Reading Devices

11.1. Flatbed

11.2. Pen or Handheld

11.3. Sheet-fed

11.4. Drum

11.5. Optical character recognition (OCR)

11.5.1. involves reading characters from ordinary documents

11.6. turnaround document

11.6.1. a document you return to the company that creates and sends it

11.7. Optical mark recognition (OMR)

11.7.1. reads hand-drawn marks such as small circles or rectangles

11.8. A bar code reader

11.9. RFID (radio frequency identification)

11.9.1. can track

11.9.1.1. Inventory

11.9.1.2. Location of soldiers

11.9.1.3. Employee wardrobes

11.9.1.4. Airline baggage

11.9.1.5. Gauging tire pressure and temperature

11.9.1.6. Library books

11.9.1.7. Prepaid tolls

11.10. Magnetic stripe card readers

11.10.1. Credit cards

11.10.2. Entertainment cards

11.10.3. Bank cards

11.10.4. Other similar cards

11.11. MICR (magnetic ink character recognition)

11.11.1. devices read text printed with magnetized ink

11.11.2. Banking industry uses MICR for check processing

11.12. Used in

11.12.1. Restaurants

11.12.2. Grocery stores

11.12.3. Factories

11.12.4. Warehouses

11.12.5. The outdoors

12. Input Devices for Physically Challenged Users

12.1. Keyguard

12.2. Keyboards with larger keys

12.3. On-screen keyboard

12.4. Various pointing devices

12.5. Headmounted pointer

12.6. Gesture recognition

12.7. Computerized implant devices