Input and Output Device Combo Meal!

Which of these uses cathode ray tubes to create the image?

• CRT

• TFT

• NFT

• LCD

• URL

Which of these printers is very old and almost obsolete?

• inkjet printer

• dot matrix printer

• laser printer

• dot matrix plotter

This is essentially a 2D barcode.

Select those which are good for gaming

• joystick

• a McDonald's happy meal toy

• driving wheel

• mouse

• trackerball

This is both an input and output device

• monitor

• touch screen

• remote control

• trackerball

We could use one of these to make a life-size model of Andrija out of plastic, rubber, or metal

• 3D printer

• 3D scanner

• Laser printer

• inkjet printer

Input and output devices for 900.

This monitor type uses organic compounds to show images.

(Jeopardy style!!)

[or if you just know the answer, I don't care.]

{but jeopardy if you can manage it please.}

These are used for money purposes

• your webcam

• chip and pin readers

• OMR

• Your McDonald's frequent eater loyalty card, but you used up all your points last time and now it has no value. You just feel so sentimental and attached towards it that you keep it in your purse/man bag, even though it is now obsolete. Kind of like the rest of your loyalty cards. Anyways, if you read all of this, congratulations! I applaud your effort and tenacity. Next time, I would suggest answering faster, but whatever, your choice. If you would like to keep reading, I'm just going to have some lyrics to Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Astley here. Never gonna give you up, Never gonna let you down, Never gonna run around and desert you. Never gonna make you cry, Never gonna say goodbye, Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you. Well, thanks for getting this far. I applaud you once again. But I have testing to complete. Also, why do you have a McDonald's frequent eater's card?! So unhealthy.

• magnetic stripe readers

This reads written text, then converts it into digital text

• OCR

• OMR

• OMW

• OWO

these project multiple different types of media

• multimedia projectors

• a printer

• a computer from the 500's

• a different printer

• You better get this question right. hmph.